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Don’t Be Paralyzed by Uncertainty

Investors are understandably anxious these days about the level of volatility in the market and the impact it may have on their retirement savings.

Unfortunately, their nervousness is keeping many from doing the kind of planning that could help them ride out future storms. Uncertainty has them paralyzed. Or they’re tempted to abandon the plan they have, take their money out of the market and keep it in cash to limit their losses.

But proceeding without a plan may be the biggest mistake an investor can make in challenging times. Or any time, for that matter. Because what’s

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