Viewpoints: What to do if stocks drop

Stocks are at all-time highs. But be sure to have a plan if things go south.

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What to do if stocks drop Stocks are at all-time highs. But be sure to have a plan if things go south. Read more CHART OF THE WEEK Confidence rises US consumer confidence is broadly reapproaching near-term highs. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Time to look at value stocks? The value stocks revival may be more than just a passing phase. The same forces driving higher consumer prices are also helping lower-priced stocks. Read more MARKET COMMENTARY The debt ceiling is back—now what? Conventional wisdom suggests that the borrowing limit may be suspended or raised. Read more RETIREMENT Just 1% more can make a big difference Increasing your savings by just 1% now could mean a lot in retirement. Read more RETIREMENT How to avoid pitfalls with Medicare and HSAs If you have an HSA or are enrolled in Medicare, know the rules so you can avoid financial penalties. Read more

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