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How Much of Your Savings Should Be in Stocks? Here’s What Americans Your Age Do
Chris Kissell on June 17, 2026
Exactly how much of their retirement savings do Americans invest in stocks? The data might surprise you.
Experts Say Silver Won’t Hit $100 Again Anytime Soon. Here’s Why
Faith Wakefield and USA TODAY on June 17, 2026
Silver hit $121.65 per ounce in January 2026 before crashing — here’s what analysts say must happen before it can reach $100 again.
Ex-Social Security Commissioner Says Rich Should Pay More into Program
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on June 16, 2026
Former Social Security Commissioner Martin O’Malley argues that taxing earnings above $184,500 could keep the program solvent and avert a 22% benefit cut by 2032.
17 Small Habits to Align Your Actions With Your Financial Goals
Kathleen Coxwell on June 16, 2026
These little financial habits can help you snowball into a better financial status.
10 Things That Could Make You $10,000 Richer This Year
MTN Staff on June 29, 2026
These financial shortcuts could slash your expenses and boost your income in minutes.
Mark Cuban Says Avoid These Stocks. I’ve Done Exactly That for 45 Years — and It Made Me Lots of Money
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 16, 2026
Cuban says fragile, no-moat businesses sink portfolios. That’s a lesson I learned long ago.
How Claiming Social Security Early Could Cost You $100,000 in Benefits
Kathleen Coxwell on June 15, 2026
The reason to wait on collecting benefits may be bigger than you think.
Forget Resolutions: 10 Things the Top 1% Do Instead
MTN Staff on June 15, 2026
Want to end 2026 richer than you start it? Then do what the rich folks do.
Ask Stacy: Should I Do a Roth Conversion?
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 15, 2026
Done right, it can save you tens of thousands. Done wrong, it’ll cost you. Here are questions to ask first.
SpaceX IPO Goes Live. What It Means for Tesla Stock and Investors
Charles Singh and USA TODAY NETWORK on June 13, 2026
Tesla holds 19 million SpaceX shares, meaning the historic $135-a-share IPO could shake every Tesla investor’s portfolio — whether they wanted SpaceX exposure or not.
Gold IRA Fees: Here’s What You’ll Pay
Faith Wakefield and USA TODAY on June 12, 2026
A $50,000 gold IRA can cost $7,600 in fees over 10 years — and dealer markups up to 10% are rarely disclosed upfront.
SpaceX Goes Public. Is It a Safe Bet for You and Your 401(k)?
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on June 12, 2026
SpaceX’s $1.75 trillion IPO is headed for your retirement funds — but advisers say its early index weight will be far smaller than the hype suggests.
I Used to Pitch These ‘Free Dinner’ Investment Seminars. Don’t Take the Steak.
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 11, 2026
Free investment dinners have been around for decades. Before you RSVP, here’s what you need to know.
Here’s What to Do With Your Money After Your Kid Graduates (Most Parents Miss This)
Scott Staton on June 11, 2026
Graduation means a big financial shift for a family’s budget. Learn how to optimize it.
6 Logical Fallacies Disguised As Financial Advice
Kendall Blythe on June 11, 2026
Uncle Bill has an opinion on everything and his advice is free. Following it may cost you.
Capital Gains Tax on Precious Metals: Is Gold Taxed Differently Than Other Investments?
Faith Wakefield and USA TODAY on June 10, 2026
The IRS classifies gold and silver as collectibles — not investments — which means profits on these popular inflation hedges can be taxed at rates up to 8 percentage points higher than stocks.
Why Millions of Families Are Double-Checking Their Insurance This Year
MTN Staff on June 10, 2026
Sponsored. With prices climbing on everything, a quick comparison is the easiest money you’ll save all month. These five checks show you exactly where you might be overpaying.
11 Tips for Building a Financial Plan Around the Life of Your Dreams
Kathleen Coxwell on June 10, 2026
You can plan for a comfortable future without giving up being happy now.
6 Things to Know As 42,000 Vulnerable Seniors Face Losing Federal Job Training
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 10, 2026
Washington wants to ax the only federal job program for low-income older Americans. The fallout could be brutal.
Social Security Fund Slated to Be Empty in 2032. Eyes Move to Congress
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on June 9, 2026
The latest trustees report moved up the depletion date, and if Congress doesn’t act, beneficiaries could lose about $500 a month in automatic cuts starting in 2032.
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