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Ian Cooper | Dec 11, 2024 at 12:55 PM EST

The Average Millennial Has This Much Saved For Retirement Already – Are You Ahead or Behind?

The average Millennial believes they’ll need about $1.65 million to retire comfortably. So far, on average, they’ve saved about $62,600,…

David Beren | Dec 11, 2024 at 12:34 PM EST

The Most-Searched Side Hustles of 2024

Side hustles can be an important way to earn extra income. The list of most-searched side hustles is unsurprising. Many…

Rich Duprey | Dec 11, 2024 at 12:30 PM EST

I received an inheritance at a young age and am curious if a Roth or a traditional 401k would be better for me

Inheriting a windfall can be a life-changing event, especially if you currently don’t make much money. Yet what you also…

John Seetoo | Dec 11, 2024 at 12:12 PM EST

I’m in my 40s with $9 million banked and I don’t think I can stand to work for my boss for another second

When it comes to the companies in which they have built with blood, sweat, and tears from a concept to…

Joey Frenette | Dec 11, 2024 at 11:52 AM EST

I’m using my debit card to purchase everything but I’m being told it would be best to use a credit card for anything over $20 – is that true?

Flywheel Publishing has partnered with CardRatings for our coverage of credit card products. Flywheel Publishing and CardRatings may receive a…

Kristin Hitchcock | Dec 11, 2024 at 11:12 AM EST

The Biggest Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Put a Dime Into a 401(k)

A 401(k) can be a powerful retirement savings tool. However, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. You need to use your…

Aaron Webber | Dec 11, 2024 at 10:30 AM EST

I’m being told to raise my 401(k) contribution by 1% annually — should I follow this advice?

Key points There is no “standard” retirement contribution goal. You should save what you can afford. Most people can’t afford…

David Beren | Dec 11, 2024 at 10:22 AM EST

Zero-Interest Credit Cards: The Ultimate Financial Hack or a Dangerous Trap?

Zero-interest credit cards can be incredibly appealing. These cards are some of the best credit card offers available. This might…

Christy Bieber | Dec 11, 2024 at 9:55 AM EST

Three Social Security Changes to Be Ready for In 2025

The New Year is fast approaching and it will bring big Social Security changes for both current and future retirees. …

Kathryn Koehler | Dec 11, 2024 at 9:55 AM EST

Over 60? It’s Time to Listen to This Suze Orman Advice

As you sprint toward retirement, counting down the days is the easiest equation you’ll encounter. The mathematics of determining a…

David Beren | Dec 11, 2024 at 9:17 AM EST

I Like Credit Card Rewards as Much as Anyone – but Cash Back Cards Are Simply Better

Credit Card reward programs are a big reason to use credit cards. There is no question that cash-back is king. …

Christy Bieber | Dec 11, 2024 at 8:48 AM EST

Baby Boomers Are Set to Pass on $105 Trillion But Not Everyone Will Get a Piece of It

A lot of money will be changing hands in the coming years, with The Cerulli Report revealing that a shocking…

Aaron Webber | Dec 11, 2024 at 8:30 AM EST

I’m in my late 30s with $14 million saved — why am I still hesitant to retire and give up my full-time salary?

Key points: After a certain point, it doesn’t matter where you put your money, you will have too much to…

Rich Duprey | Dec 11, 2024 at 7:20 AM EST

Is it better have $3 million in a taxable brokerage or in a 401(k) – which would you pick?

Receiving a large windfall allows you to make a lot of choices about your finances and your retirement that were…

Joey Frenette | Dec 10, 2024 at 8:36 PM EST

We make $250k in a low cost of living area – my wife wants to spend more on family experiences but I’m worried

Saving for the future is a prudent decision and one that’s sure to reap incredible rewards at a later date.…

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The Average Millennial Has This Much Saved For Retirement Already – Are You Ahead or Behind?

The Most-Searched Side Hustles of 2024

I received an inheritance at a young age and am curious if a Roth or a traditional 401k would be better for me

I’m in my 40s with $9 million banked and I don’t think I can stand to work for my boss for another second

I’m using my debit card to purchase everything but I’m being told it would be best to use a credit card for anything over $20 – is that true?

The Biggest Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Put a Dime Into a 401(k)

I’m being told to raise my 401(k) contribution by 1% annually — should I follow this advice?

Zero-Interest Credit Cards: The Ultimate Financial Hack or a Dangerous Trap?

Three Social Security Changes to Be Ready for In 2025

Over 60? It’s Time to Listen to This Suze Orman Advice

I Like Credit Card Rewards as Much as Anyone – but Cash Back Cards Are Simply Better

Baby Boomers Are Set to Pass on $105 Trillion But Not Everyone Will Get a Piece of It

I’m in my late 30s with $14 million saved — why am I still hesitant to retire and give up my full-time salary?

Is it better have $3 million in a taxable brokerage or in a 401(k) – which would you pick?

We make $250k in a low cost of living area – my wife wants to spend more on family experiences but I’m worried

You Can Undo an Early Social Security Claim, But Only Within 12 Months, and You Have to Repay Every Dollar

He Earned Six Figures Running Heavy Equipment. At 61, His Body Retired Before Social Security Would Let Him.

Single at 66 Means One Social Security Check and No Backup. These 4 ETFs Build the Second One

You Can Undo an Early Social Security Claim, But Only Within 12 Months, and You Have to Repay Every Dollar

He Earned Six Figures Running Heavy Equipment. At 61, His Body Retired Before Social Security Would Let Him.

You Can Undo an Early Social Security Claim, But Only Within 12 Months, and You Have to Repay Every Dollar

He Earned Six Figures Running Heavy Equipment. At 61, His Body Retired Before Social Security Would Let Him.

Personal Finance Articles

All Personal Finance Articles

The Average Millennial Has This Much Saved For Retirement Already – Are You Ahead or Behind?

The Most-Searched Side Hustles of 2024

I received an inheritance at a young age and am curious if a Roth or a traditional 401k would be better for me

I’m in my 40s with $9 million banked and I don’t think I can stand to work for my boss for another second

I’m using my debit card to purchase everything but I’m being told it would be best to use a credit card for anything over $20 – is that true?

The Biggest Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Put a Dime Into a 401(k)

I’m being told to raise my 401(k) contribution by 1% annually — should I follow this advice?

Zero-Interest Credit Cards: The Ultimate Financial Hack or a Dangerous Trap?

Three Social Security Changes to Be Ready for In 2025

Over 60? It’s Time to Listen to This Suze Orman Advice

I Like Credit Card Rewards as Much as Anyone – but Cash Back Cards Are Simply Better

Baby Boomers Are Set to Pass on $105 Trillion But Not Everyone Will Get a Piece of It

I’m in my late 30s with $14 million saved — why am I still hesitant to retire and give up my full-time salary?

Is it better have $3 million in a taxable brokerage or in a 401(k) – which would you pick?

We make $250k in a low cost of living area – my wife wants to spend more on family experiences but I’m worried

You Can Undo an Early Social Security Claim, But Only Within 12 Months, and You Have to Repay Every Dollar

He Earned Six Figures Running Heavy Equipment. At 61, His Body Retired Before Social Security Would Let Him.

Single at 66 Means One Social Security Check and No Backup. These 4 ETFs Build the Second One

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You Can Undo an Early Social Security Claim, But Only Within 12 Months, and You Have to Repay Every Dollar

He Earned Six Figures Running Heavy Equipment. At 61, His Body Retired Before Social Security Would Let Him.