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MSN Money publishes an article written by Associated Press reporters featuring Tom Hepner, investment adviser representative with Ruggie Wealth Management. The article takes a look at strategies investors can employ when reinvesting sidelined cash. "In uncertain times, dollar cost averaging is a good idea because it spreads risks and helps smooth out the bumps a market might take as it expands," explains Hepner.

Associated Press reporter David Pitt quotes Tom Hepner, investment adviser representative with Ruggie Wealth Management, in an article featured on Yahoo Finance about the stock market’s reaction to quarterly profit reports. Hepner explains that a realistic S&P 500 level is between 900 and 915 and there is likely to be some correction. "I think that the market has overextended itself," says Hepner.

Yahoo Finance publishes an article written by Associated Press reporters featuring Tom Hepner, investment adviser representative with Ruggie Wealth Management. The article takes a look at strategies investors can employ when reinvesting sidelined cash. "In uncertain times, dollar cost averaging is a good idea because it spreads risks and helps smooth out the bumps a market might take as it expands," explains Hepner.

Forbes.com publishes an article written by Associated Press reporters featuring Tom Hepner, investment adviser representative with Ruggie Wealth Management. The article takes a look at strategies investors can employ when reinvesting sidelined cash. "In uncertain times, dollar cost averaging is a good idea because it spreads risks and helps smooth out the bumps a market might take as it expands," explains Hepner.

Associated Press reporter David Pitt quotes Tom Hepner, investment adviser representative with Ruggie Wealth Management, in an article featured on Forbes.com about the stock market’s reaction to quarterly profit reports. Hepner explains that a realistic S&P 500 level is between 900 and 915 and there is likely to be some correction. "I think that the market has overextended itself," says Hepner.

The New York Times publishes an article written by Associated Press reporters featuring Tom Hepner, investment adviser representative with Ruggie Wealth Management. The article takes a look at strategies investors can employ when reinvesting sidelined cash. "In uncertain times, dollar cost averaging is a good idea because it spreads risks and helps smooth out the bumps a market might take as it expands," explains Hepner.

Mark Bruno, a reporter with InvestmentNews, interviews Tom Ruggie, founder and president of Ruggie Wealth management, in an article about the increase in lawsuits targeting small retirement plan providers over 401(k) fees. “It's incumbent upon these companies to at least ask for more disclosures at this point. The service providers can say no, of course, but it's a plan sponsors' duty to seek out more information given all that's going on around fees at the moment,” explains Ruggie.

Bankrate.com reporter Laura Bruce features Ruggie Wealth Management founder and president Tom Ruggie in an article about automatic retirement plans. Ruggie explains that default accounts usually represent a one-size-fits-all approach, which isn't always good for the participant. “Different employees have different risk tolerances and retirement goals. It's ridiculous to assume we need to give them the exact same accounts just because of their age," explains Ruggie.

SmartMoney magazine reporters Elizabeth O’Brien and Reshma Kapadia feature Tom Hepner, investment adviser representative with Ruggie Wealth Management, in a cover story about when to put money back into the market. Hepner explains that today, "It's about 15 to 1 in terms of calls from people who want in versus out.”

Wealth Manager listed Tom Ruggie among the top wealth managers in the Country for 2009.