Make us your home page  Finding investment advice for smaller
retirement accounts  If you're perfectly capable of running your
own retirement savings, selecting the right mix of low-cost
investments, rebalancing at the right time, and not buying and
selling out of fear or greed, then good for you.  But many
people may need help to avoid common investment mistakes. That's
no problem for those with big portfolios. Until recently,
though, it was tough for people with a few hundred thousand
dollars or less to find reasonably priced assistance.  Now, a
new service called Rebalance IRA, aims to help these smaller
retirement investors.  Rebalance IRA representatives will talk
with you about your goals, invest your money in a low-cost
collection of index fund-like exchange-traded funds that don't
try to make big bets on individual stocks, and rebalance the
investments when necessary. In exchange, you agree to hand over
half of 1 percent of your assets each year, with a minimum
annual fee of $500.  The company's singl