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Drew Wood | May 16, 2026 at 11:46 AM EDT

If You Have $2.7 Million Saved at 56 and Want to Retire at 60, Here Is the Bridge Math Most Advisors Get Wrong

A 56-year-old couple with $2.7 million saved for retirement sits down with an advisor and hears the standard line: apply…

Michael Williams | May 16, 2026 at 11:45 AM EDT

Kiplinger’s Private Equity 401(k) Math Exposes a 2% Annual Fee Trap Most Workers Miss

Kiplinger recently laid out how private equity could land inside everyday 401(k) menus. The fee math deserves scrutiny. Private equity…

Ian Cooper | May 16, 2026 at 11:37 AM EDT

At 67, Earn $50,000 a Year From Self-Employment Without Losing a Dime of Social Security

A 67-year-old retiree picks up two consulting clients, works roughly 20 hours a week, and bills out at around $50…

Don Lair | May 16, 2026 at 11:31 AM EDT

I’ve Been Self-Employed for Seven Years and Finally Made My First Budget: Here’s Why I Cried

A dog trainer from Alaska called into The Ramsey Show recently and almost broke down on air. She had been…

Joey Frenette | May 16, 2026 at 11:20 AM EDT

I’m a Big Fan of the Moves These Investment Legends Have Been Making

With the broad market starting to get just a bit more expensive, while the retail crowd digests a less-than-bullish report…

Don Lair | May 16, 2026 at 11:13 AM EDT

Stop Budgeting Your Credit Card Rewards as Income: Here’s the One Move Financial Experts Say Works Instead

On a recent episode of How to Money, a listener named Suzanne asked whether she should track her credit card…

Christy Bieber | May 16, 2026 at 11:10 AM EDT

3 Social Security Mistakes Married Couples Are Still Making in 2026

Social Security is a complicated program because it allows retirees lots of choices as to when they can start their…

Sam Daodu | May 16, 2026 at 11:07 AM EDT

Ripple Is Closing Bank Deals Every Week: Why XRP Holders Aren’t Seeing the Benefit

Ripple is closing bank deals at a pace the crypto industry has never seen from a single company. There’s been…

David Beren | May 16, 2026 at 10:56 AM EDT

Most Americans Think Medicare Covers More Than It Does: A 2025 Study Shows Only 26% Have It Right

The TIAA Institute’s 2025 P-Fin Index put a deceptively simple question to U.S. adults: how much of a typical retiree’s…

Christy Bieber | May 16, 2026 at 10:03 AM EDT

The Disabled Adult Child Benefit That Triggers $1,800 a Month for a 35-Year-Old Son When His Father Files for Social Security

When most people think of Social Security benefits, they think of retirement benefits. But these are not the only kind of…

Sam Daodu | May 16, 2026 at 9:59 AM EDT

Why XRP’s (Ripple) $1.50 Wall Held Through CLARITY Act’s Passage

XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) price climbed toward the $1.50 level after the CLARITY Act progressed through the Senate Banking Committee, briefly…

Gerelyn Terzo | May 16, 2026 at 9:55 AM EDT

Why Most Retirees Should File for Social Security Three Months Before Their Target Start Date

Picture a retiree who has circled April on the calendar, the month she turns 67 and wants Social Security to…

Omor Ibne Ehsan | May 16, 2026 at 9:46 AM EDT

Value, Quality, Momentum, And Lower Volatility In One Emerging Markets Fund

Emerging markets investing has a recurring frustration. You buy the asset class for diversification and growth, then find that a…

Gerelyn Terzo | May 16, 2026 at 9:45 AM EDT

Social Security Tax Rule Frozen Since 1984 Now Catches 85% of Middle-Class Retirees’ Benefits

A 68-year-old retiree living alone collects $30,000 a year from Social Security and pulls another $35,000 from a traditional IRA…

Christy Bieber | May 16, 2026 at 9:43 AM EDT

Here’s What’s Driving Social Security’s 2027 COLA Estimate Spike

Social Security Cost of Living Adjustments (COLAs) are critical to seniors' financial security. Many retirees rely on their benefits to…

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If You Have $2.7 Million Saved at 56 and Want to Retire at 60, Here Is the Bridge Math Most Advisors Get Wrong

Kiplinger’s Private Equity 401(k) Math Exposes a 2% Annual Fee Trap Most Workers Miss

At 67, Earn $50,000 a Year From Self-Employment Without Losing a Dime of Social Security

I’ve Been Self-Employed for Seven Years and Finally Made My First Budget: Here’s Why I Cried

I’m a Big Fan of the Moves These Investment Legends Have Been Making

Stop Budgeting Your Credit Card Rewards as Income: Here’s the One Move Financial Experts Say Works Instead

3 Social Security Mistakes Married Couples Are Still Making in 2026

Ripple Is Closing Bank Deals Every Week: Why XRP Holders Aren’t Seeing the Benefit

Most Americans Think Medicare Covers More Than It Does: A 2025 Study Shows Only 26% Have It Right

The Disabled Adult Child Benefit That Triggers $1,800 a Month for a 35-Year-Old Son When His Father Files for Social Security

Why XRP’s (Ripple) $1.50 Wall Held Through CLARITY Act’s Passage

Why Most Retirees Should File for Social Security Three Months Before Their Target Start Date

Value, Quality, Momentum, And Lower Volatility In One Emerging Markets Fund

Social Security Tax Rule Frozen Since 1984 Now Catches 85% of Middle-Class Retirees’ Benefits

Here’s What’s Driving Social Security’s 2027 COLA Estimate Spike

He Sold a 30-Year-Old Comic at Comic-Con for $50,000. Social Security Counted the Profit as Work.

Your Will Doesn’t Decide Who Gets Your 401(k) or IRA. A One-Page Form You Signed Decades Ago Does, and It Beats the Will in Court Every Time

Every Golfer Wants to Retire on the Course. Few Actually Run the Math

He Sold a 30-Year-Old Comic at Comic-Con for $50,000. Social Security Counted the Profit as Work.

Your Will Doesn't Decide Who Gets Your 401(k) or IRA. A One-Page Form You Signed Decades Ago Does, and It Beats the Will in Court Every Time

He Sold a 30-Year-Old Comic at Comic-Con for $50,000. Social Security Counted the Profit as Work.

Your Will Doesn’t Decide Who Gets Your 401(k) or IRA. A One-Page Form You Signed Decades Ago Does, and It Beats the Will in Court Every Time

If You Have $2.7 Million Saved at 56 and Want to Retire at 60, Here Is the Bridge Math Most Advisors Get Wrong

Kiplinger’s Private Equity 401(k) Math Exposes a 2% Annual Fee Trap Most Workers Miss

At 67, Earn $50,000 a Year From Self-Employment Without Losing a Dime of Social Security

I’ve Been Self-Employed for Seven Years and Finally Made My First Budget: Here’s Why I Cried

I’m a Big Fan of the Moves These Investment Legends Have Been Making

Stop Budgeting Your Credit Card Rewards as Income: Here’s the One Move Financial Experts Say Works Instead

3 Social Security Mistakes Married Couples Are Still Making in 2026

Ripple Is Closing Bank Deals Every Week: Why XRP Holders Aren’t Seeing the Benefit

Most Americans Think Medicare Covers More Than It Does: A 2025 Study Shows Only 26% Have It Right

The Disabled Adult Child Benefit That Triggers $1,800 a Month for a 35-Year-Old Son When His Father Files for Social Security

Why XRP’s (Ripple) $1.50 Wall Held Through CLARITY Act’s Passage

Why Most Retirees Should File for Social Security Three Months Before Their Target Start Date

Value, Quality, Momentum, And Lower Volatility In One Emerging Markets Fund

Social Security Tax Rule Frozen Since 1984 Now Catches 85% of Middle-Class Retirees’ Benefits

Here’s What’s Driving Social Security’s 2027 COLA Estimate Spike

He Sold a 30-Year-Old Comic at Comic-Con for $50,000. Social Security Counted the Profit as Work.

Your Will Doesn’t Decide Who Gets Your 401(k) or IRA. A One-Page Form You Signed Decades Ago Does, and It Beats the Will in Court Every Time

Every Golfer Wants to Retire on the Course. Few Actually Run the Math

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He Sold a 30-Year-Old Comic at Comic-Con for $50,000. Social Security Counted the Profit as Work.

Your Will Doesn't Decide Who Gets Your 401(k) or IRA. A One-Page Form You Signed Decades Ago Does, and It Beats the Will in Court Every Time