Retirement Investing: What To Do in a Near Zero-Rate Environment?

By Random Roger's Big Picture - Roger Nusbaum | March 16, 2010, 2:15 pm

Retirement Investing: What To Do in a Near Zero-Rate Environment?

As an FYI I will be participating in the above linked panel at Seeking Alpha tomorrow at 2pm EDT. The other panelists are David Merkel and John Lounsbury.

Hopefully I can add a little to the discussion as the third wheel.

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