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How to improve your retirement. The average monthly Social Security retirement check was only $1,909 in January, amounting to less than $23,000 for the year; you’ll want more. The Motley Fool tells you what steps to take. Q&A: What’s stock dilution? And what’s dollar-cost averaging? The Fool explains. A reader suggests putting as much as possible in Roth 401(k)s and Roth IRAs to enjoy tax-free withdrawals in retirement. The Fool weighs in on whether that’s good advice. Share prices of this large fast-food company were recently near an all-time high. But the Fool says they still have room to grow. The company’s revenue resilience and stock’s growing dividend justify giving it a closer look. |
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