Exchange-traded funds entering new phase of growth
The headlines about exchange-traded funds suggest there are no limits to the growth of these low-cost, easily traded alternatives to mutual funds.Full story
News Summary: Retirement medical bills total $220K
BABY BOOM BILLS: A 65-year-old couple retiring this year would need $220,000 on average to cover medical expenses not covered by Medicare, according to an estimate by Fidelity Investments. Full story
Advisory firm Sontag stops taking fees from Schwab and Fidelity
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sontag Advisory, which oversees $3.6 billion of investments for wealthy families and individuals, has reversed its policy of accepting payments from Charles Schwab Corp <SCHW.N> and Fidelity Investments for recommending the brokerage firms to Sontag clients. Full story
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President Obama's Budget & Retirement
Discussing what President Obama's budget means for your retirement savings, with Ronald O'Hanley, Fidelity Investments.
