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Adriana Reyneri writes news briefs, features and blogs for Millionaire Corner. Before joining the website, Adriana acquired a wide range of editorial experience. She began her career as a daily newspaper reporter and has written for magazines, technical and trade publications. She has served as a marketing and communications specialist for Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, N.J. She obtained a master's degree from the University of Missouri School of Journalism and holds a bachelor's in English from Stanford University.
Last summer Adriana completed her first “metric” century bike ride and plans to do a full century next year. She is committed to service and has volunteered extensively, including five years as Cub Scout Den Mother. Among her many hobbies, knitting stands out as a favorite. Adriana shares her expertise with students at Three Bags Knitting Studio in Northbrook, IL.
For a decade, the “BRIC” countries have attracted investors seeking to participate in rapid growth in Brazil, Russia, India and China, but high net worth investors appear to be overlooking the “R” in favor of the “B,” “I” and “C.”
Are you thinking of becoming a global investor? You can start by familiarizing yourself with the advantages and disadvantages, as well as some of the basics, of international investing.
Affluent investors seeking the services of a retirement professional may find themselves swimming in an alphabet soup of acronyms representing scores of impressive and not so impressive credentials.
U.S. sales of variable annuities – insurance products guaranteeing income for life – rose 13 percent in 2011, though sales slowed in the fourth quarter of the year, snapping six quarters of gains, according to data released today by LIMRA, a global insurance industry consulting group.
Family finances call for a tricky balancing act that requires moms and dads to weigh their financial needs against the financial interests of future generations – a calculation that’s become even more stressful over the past five years of declining wealth and high unemployment.
