Your Money: 5 Useful Money Moves You Can Make Instead of Panicking

Financial advisers tend to caution long-term retirement investors to stay the course during times of high volatility.
Your Money: 5 Useful Money Moves You Can Make Instead of Panicking
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Reuters
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NEW YORK—Spoiler alert: None of the useful things you can do about your money right now involve your 401(k).

Financial advisers tend to caution long-term retirement investors to stay the course during times of high volatility, like now with financial markets slumping on worries over the coronavirus outbreak’s impact on growth.