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Still Trading at 63? Don’t Let Losses Spill Into the Money That Funds Your Retirement

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You’re 63, retirement is close, and you still enjoy trading individual stocks. You read earnings reports, you follow management teams, and some of your calls have paid off. None of that has to stop. What needs protecting is the line between the trading account and the money that has to fund your retirement.
Three broad funds can hold that line: Vanguard Morn

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