Search Results for 'retirement'
Why Picking Stocks Can Be Disastrous for Your Nest Egg
Karla Bowsher on February 2, 2017
The harsh reality is that most stocks underperform one-month Treasury bills, a new study finds. Here is how you can do much better.
‘Vast Majority’ of Consumers Welcome Robo-Advice — Should You?
Karla Bowsher on February 1, 2017
Worldwide, 78 percent of consumers would rely entirely on computer-generated guidance for their investing portfolio. But is that a good idea?
Maximize Your Tax Refund by Choosing the Right Tax-Filing Tool
Geof Wheelwright on January 29, 2017
Get the job done right — maybe even for free — by using the tax software that best suits your situation.
Miss the Stock Market’s Record Run? Here’s What to Do Now
Karla Bowsher on January 26, 2017
Millions of Americans missed a chance to boost their retirement funds during the latest stock market surge. Here’s how to fix that.
The 17 Best States for Retirees in 2017
Karla Bowsher on January 24, 2017
The No. 1 state overall comes as little surprise, but No. 2 could be an eye-opener.
8 Ways to Bolster Your Finances in the Trump Era
Jim Gold on January 20, 2017
The incoming president’s proposals to cut taxes and boost the economy may also bring higher interest rates and inflation. Be ready to thrive under “Trumponomics” with these tips.
Got a 401(k)? Here Are 2 Changes You Need to Understand
Krystal Steinmetz on January 17, 2017
Two minor changes to 401(k) plan rules this year might impact you — and your retirement planning.
6 Ways to Get Your Spouse to Save More Money
Maryalene LaPonsie on January 13, 2017
Are you ready to sock away money, but your spouse is not? These tips can turn things around.
10 Best Places to Retire in 2017
Krystal Steinmetz on January 4, 2017
Find out which countries earn top marks as retirement destinations in International Living’s latest global retirement index.
Wisdom and Wit From Money Talks News Readers in 2016
Geof Wheelwright on December 27, 2016
We’ve had a great year, thanks to you! Here are some of the awesome comments that you sent our way. See you in 2017!
The Gift That Doesn’t Need Batteries, Never Breaks and Can Change a Kid’s Life
Donna Freedman on December 20, 2016
You can give toys they’ll play with and then forget. Or you can give a gift with a lifelong impact.
Why Is My Bond Fund Losing Money?
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 24, 2025
There’s no investment safer than U.S. Treasury bonds. But here’s something odd: You can lose money by investing in them. If you own a bond or a bond mutual fund, you really need to read this.
39 Painless Ways to Find Fast Cash
Donna Freedman on May 28, 2020
Need some simple ways to save? Here are dozens of painless ways to squeeze a few extra bucks out of any budget.
3 Steps Every Medicare Beneficiary Should Take by Next Week
Karla Bowsher on November 26, 2019
You have just over a week to review and decide on coverage for 2017. Here is what you need to know.
The 10 Best Ways to Blow Your Money
Donna Freedman on November 22, 2016
Here are 10 easy ways to blow your money today — and guarantee an impoverished tomorrow.
10 Ways to Retire Earlier Than Friends on the Same Salary
Donna Freedman on May 28, 2020
If you hope to retire early, the decisions you make are as important as the money you earn.
Why You Should Stop and Think Before Buying Holiday Gift Cards
Christopher Elliott on November 15, 2016
Giving plastic cards is convenient, but is it really better than just writing a check? (Retailers hope you think so.)
7 Ways President Trump Could Impact Your Wallet
Ari Cetron on November 11, 2016
The President-elect has ideas — if not fully formed policy proposals — that could have significant impact on your finances, for better or worse.
7 Government Freebies You Can Get Today
Melissa Neiman on November 9, 2016
Did the campaign make you cynical about the government? Maybe a few freebies will turn you around.
Ask Stacy: How Am I Supposed to Live on Social Security Alone?
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 7, 2020
A reader just retired and is worried that her retirement income won’t be enough. She should be.
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