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Why Retirement Savers Should Ignore the Robinhood Hubbub

Why Retirement Savers Should Ignore the Robinhood Hubbub Long-term investors with diversified nest eggs have little to fear from the GameStop saga by John Waggoner, AARP, February 4, 2021 | Comments: NurPhoto / Getty Images En español | A group of small investors who frequented an internet chat board produced mammoth gains in GameStop stock in recent days, while saddling big Wall Street players with elephantine losses. In the fallout, the popular stock-trading app Robinhood and several hedge funds are reeling, even as some of the GameStop investors have moved on to other targets most recently, the market for silver. Is this something that should concern retirement savers? Probably not. If you re investing for retirement, you should be looking at the long term, not next Friday, for your gains. You also shouldn t be cavorting with individual stocks, especially those of small, shaky companies. Stick with well-diversified, low-cost mutual funds, which don t pull the

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Netflix : beats estimates for paid subscriber additions

Netflix Inc said on Tuesday its global subscriber rolls crossed 200 million at the end of 2020 and projected it will no longer need to borrow billions of dollars to finance its broad slate of TV. | January 20, 2021

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FG to borrow unclaimed dividends, dormant accounts balances NEWS

President Muhammadu Buhari Despite opposition from stakeholders, the federal government has perfected ways to borrow funds from unclaimed dividends and dormant bank account balances unattended to for at least six years, thanks to the 2020 Finance Act. With the coming into force of the law, which empowers the federal government to borrow from the two sources, proceeds from the two sources will stand as special credit to the federal government through the Unclaimed Funds Trust Fund contained in the Finance Act 2020, recently signed into law by President Muhammadu Buhari. Part of the law provides that, “Any unclaimed dividend of a public limited liability company quoted on the Nigerian Stock Exchange and any unutilised amounts in a dormant bank account maintained in or by a deposit money bank, which has remained unclaimed or unutilised for a period of not less than six years from the date of declaring the dividend or domiciling the funds in a bank account, shall be transferred im

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