On The Money (11/2/16)

Posted on November 1, 2016 by Chris Collins

One analyst says the market will take a serious dip in the next 3 months. Is he on to something?
What happens if Social Security says you’re dead…and you’re NOT!
What is the up and downside of investing in “things” to fund your retirement?
Questions you should ask a prospective advisor.
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