Retirement
10 of the Safest Places to Retire in America and Abroad
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 23, 2026
Looking for a retirement spot where you can actually relax? Here are safe destinations at home and overseas.
How ICE Raids Could Endanger Aging Americans’ Finances
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 20, 2026
Stricter border policies are driving up costs and leaving vulnerable seniors at risk.
At 58 and 59, Lori and Scott Lost Their Life Savings to a Sophisticated Investment Scam. Could They Rebuild Their Finances and Retire in 10 Years?
Kendall Blythe on February 19, 2026
The biggest hurdle was accepting that the money was gone. What followed was a calculated reset.
Here Are 5 States With the Oldest Residents — and Those With the Youngest Population
Kendall Blythe on February 19, 2026
Living in an older or younger state can affect your taxes, housing costs, job prospects and health care access.
Is the Truth Shrinking Along With Newsrooms? How to Vet Your Financial News
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 19, 2026
Virtually every newsroom is losing experienced reporters, meaning it’s getting harder to find reliable financial news and advice. Here’s your guide to vetting the news.
Inherited IRA Rules Changed. Don’t Get Mired in High Taxes, Penalties
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on February 18, 2026
Beneficiaries of inherited IRAs must adhere to new rules effective in 2025, including a 10-year distribution window and potential required minimum distributions, to avoid significant IRS penalties and taxes.
Trump Wants Private Equity in 401(k)s. Voters Approve.
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on February 18, 2026
A new survey from BlackRock indicates that two-thirds of registered voters support policies expanding access to private equity and other alternative investments within 401(k) retirement plans.
Frustrating, Unfair, Wrong — but Reality: As Recently as 50 Years Ago, Women Had Little Control Over Their Own Finances
Kendall Blythe on February 18, 2026
In some ways, the “security” of marriage made it even worse. Don’t take financial independence for granted.
Your Heating Bills May Leave You ‘Speechless’ After Arctic Blast
Jeanine Santucci and USA TODAY on February 17, 2026
Millions of Americans are bracing for sticker shock as an extended Arctic blast drove heating demand and utility bills sharply higher, leaving some households facing electricity and heating costs hundreds of dollars above normal.
Fed’s Barr Says Central Bank Likely on Hold for Some Time as It Watches for Easing Inflation
Michael S. Derby (Reuters) on February 17, 2026
A Fed governor signals the central bank will likely keep interest rates steady as officials monitor stubborn inflation and assess the economic impacts of artificial intelligence.
Here’s the Average 401(k) Balance for Every Age Group in America — and the Number That Actually Matters
Kristin Kurens on February 17, 2026
The median might be a better measure of how you stack up.
Employers Are Boosting Retirement Plan Catch-up Limits, but There’s Bad News for Savers
Kristin Kurens on February 17, 2026
What are the odds that your employer provides these options — or that you’ll use them?
Roth IRA Conversions Gain Traction as Gen X Ages — Should You Convert?
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on February 17, 2026
Roth IRA conversions are surging as Gen X nears retirement but advisers caution the decision hinges on individual tax situations, with tools like Vanguard’s BETR calculator helping determine when converting makes financial sense.
When You’re This Age, Your Home Value Starts Taking a Massive Hit
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 16, 2026
New research shows why you might want to sell your house before you celebrate a certain birthday.
Why Social Security May Have to Cut Benefits Sooner Than Expected
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 16, 2026
New reports suggest Social Security’s trust fund could run dry in just six years. Here’s what it actually means.
Why the Guthrie Kidnapping Is a Brutal Wake-up Call for Seniors Aging in Place
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 13, 2026
The terrifying disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s mother is forcing a hard look at the harsh realities of aging alone.
Here’s Why the First 5 Years of Retirement Are the Most Dangerous
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 13, 2026
Data shows recent retirees are struggling. Here’s how to survive the “fragile years” without going broke.
43% of Retirees Say They’d Prefer Death to Running Out of Money — Here’s Why They Are Struggling
Kristin Kurens on February 11, 2026
For a disturbing number of U.S. retirees, the financial outlook is grim. Here’s what’s causing the most strife.
It’s Not Too Late to Slash Your 2025 Tax Bill Using This Little-Known Hack
Gillian Manning on February 10, 2026
A little-known IRS rule lets you rewrite your 2025 tax story. Most people miss this window entirely.
New Report Exposes the Retirement Crisis Looming for the Average American Worker
Kristin Kurens on February 10, 2026
Millions of Americans are approaching retirement age with unsettling retirement account balances.
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