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Nationally known in the area of retirement and investment planning services,
Michael Kresh has been a regular guest on CNBC's Power Lunch since 1998
and has been frequently quoted in the Wall Street Journal, The New
York Times, Newsday, The Daily News, Mutual Funds magazine, Business
Week, Worth, Kiplinger's magazine and Fortune. In addition
to CNBC's Power Lunch, he has appeared on MSNBC, Bloomberg TV and NBC's
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Other Publications
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Rebalance
Portfolio After Market Makes Big Moves. By
hunkering down while the bond and stock
markets moved sharply in opposite directions,
investors may have been able to sleep at
night, the the asset allocations they were
comfortable with may now be out of whack. More....
-Physicians
Financial News, January 15, 2003 pg6
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Fixed
Income Strategies for 2002. The
bond market has outperformed the equity
markets for the second year in a row.More....
-Ticker
Magazine, February 2002
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The
Bulls vs. the Bears: Where to Invest
Now. It
has been said by many economists
that the market goes up and down
in cycles. More....
- Prime
Times Investor Mutual Fund Family Newsletter
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Trends
and Issues: 401(k) Business: Attractive
But Tough. Forty-one million Americans
have $1.7 trillion in 401(k) plans, according
to data from the Profit Sharing/401(k)
Council of America and the Department
of Labor. More....
- Registered
Rep., Nov 1, 2001
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Advisors
Share Their Marketing Tactics. During
the first several years of running his
own financial advisory business, Jim Dew
relied on what he describes as the "Oh,
by the way" marketing strategy. More....
-Financial
Advisor Magazine, September 2001
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States
May Spoil Party for Expanded Retirement
Plan. Congress
has given those saving for retirement or
college a little more to celebrate in the
New Year, but some states may spoil the
party. More....
-Bloomberg
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