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Big Changes Coming to Retirement Accounts Under New Law
Chris Kissell on March 3, 2021
A new federal law stands to benefit millions of workers and retirees.
5 New Year’s Resolutions That Will Pay Off 10 Years From Now
Marilyn Lewis on December 27, 2019
Act now, and you won’t be filled with regret in 2030.
Year-End Review: Evaluate Your Investments in 15 Minutes
Maryalene LaPonsie on December 18, 2019
Use these three simple steps to make sure you’re on track for 2020 — and beyond.
9 Simple Money Moves to Make Before 2019 Ends
Maryalene LaPonsie on December 16, 2019
Get your financial house in order — all during the commercial breaks of your favorite TV shows.
Can My Wife Use My Social Security Benefits While Letting Hers Grow?
Russell Settle on March 5, 2023
Your self-discipline in not uttering three little words helps determine whether you can use a key claiming strategy.
Retiree Households Lose $111,000 to This Social Security Misstep
Chris Kissell on November 18, 2019
A study finds 96% of retirees make this mistake when claiming Social Security benefits.
When Should I Collect Social Security Survivor’s Benefits?
Russell Settle on March 17, 2020
Grabbing benefits earlier can make sense — but you’ll pay a price.
5 Questions to Ask When Picking a Target-Date Fund
Ari Cetron on November 5, 2019
These funds help you hit your retirement goals by adjusting your asset mix over time. Here’s how to choose the right one.
How Some Men Are Hurting Their Wives’ Social Security Checks
Karla Bowsher on October 30, 2019
Your Social Security claiming age can impact more than just your own benefit.
5 Reasons You Should Move an Old 401(k)
Maryalene LaPonsie on October 30, 2019
Did you leave retirement money at an old job? That could be a costly mistake.
This Type of CD Protects You When Interest Rates Fall
Chris Kissell on October 24, 2019
Here’s what you should know before the Federal Reserve meeting next week.
5 Mistakes That Will Ruin Your Investment Returns
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 11, 2019
Investing in the stock market is simpler than you think. You just need to avoid these blunders.
Can My Spouse Work Longer and Increase Her Social Security?
Jeff Miller on March 17, 2020
Making the wrong choice could reduce your benefit forever.
6 U.S. Cities Where It’s Possible to Retire by 40
Chris Kissell on March 5, 2021
A surprising locale is best for people who want to live in a city that helps them leave the rat race early.
Over 50? The IRS Wants to Boost Your Retirement
Chris Kissell on October 4, 2019
Too many older Americans are unaware of a unique opportunity to supercharge their savings.
7 Steps to Make the Most of an Inheritance
Lucy Lazarony on September 27, 2019
Don’t squander this gift — which can keep on giving to your financial security.
Have Enough Money for a Good Retirement? This Tool Will Tell You
Chris Kissell on September 24, 2019
It’s billed as a credit score for your retirement.
2-Minute Money Manager: Should We Save for Retirement or Our Kids’ College?
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 23, 2019
If there’s not enough in the budget to save for both your kids’ college and your own retirement, here’s what to do.
Should We Take Social Security at 62, 66 or 70?
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 1, 2020
Some experts say take Social Security at 62. Some insist you wait until 70. The right answer for you is probably somewhere in between.
Want to Lock in a Better Savings Rate? Do This Before Tuesday
Karla Bowsher on September 13, 2019
To protect your cash from inflation, act before the Federal Reserve meets on Tuesday.
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