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Retirement Accounts Tie American Wealth to AI Stock Boom (opens the original)
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More than 60% of Americans now own stock, mostly through retirement plans, creating systemic risk if AI hopes fail. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Like it or not, we are all betting on AI taking over the economy. In the last 40 years, the US has become a nation of stock investors. On the whole, it has made Americans rich. Now the stock market is soaring on the hopes that AI will make everyone more productive — and if that doesn’t work out, we all may learn the definition of a bad tail risk. More than 60
Why the 401(k) Remains a Wealth-Building Powerhouse (opens the original)
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More Americans than ever have retirement savings—and 401(k)s are a big reason why. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- One of my most controversial opinions is that the 401(k) is one of the great financial inventions of the 20th century. It is not a view shared by many people — including, apparently, the inventor himself, Ted Benna, who argues that the 401(k) has mainly benefited the wealthy. The opposite is true: The 401(k) has been one of the most effective tools for widespread wealth creation ever devised
Why Retirement Savers Should Focus on Income Not Wealth (opens the original)
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The aim shouldn’t be to attain a certain level of wealth by a specific date, but to assure yourself of a steady level of income throughout your retirement. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- It used to be considered something of a tawdry question, although it could be flattering as well: “What’s your number?” Nowadays, your inquisitor is probably asking about retirement — as in, how much you think you need to retire. And, as it often was before, it’s the wrong question. Is your number $5 million? $1 million
Private Equity Risks Outweigh Benefits for Investors (opens the original)
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Private equity plays an important part in the economy. That doesn't mean it should touch retail investors' portfolios. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Private equity may be our No. 1 economic boogeyman. It is blamed for rising real estate prices, poor medical care, and ruining many of the businesses we used to love. And yet it is also being mainstreamed as an asset class, with most everyone seemingly wanting a piece of the $7 trillion or so market that touches many of the goods and services we consume. T
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