The Best Investment for a Terrible Retirement
                   
msn.com     May 15, 2008          

What's worse than mediocre returns with high fees? Whether it's running, shooting baskets, golfing, or even driving a car, professionals take a familiar concept (I know how to swing a club) and bring it to an extreme of performance (a 7-iron 190 yards into the wind to 10 feet). Expanding that... [read full story]                    


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