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Joey Frenette | Feb 23, 2025 at 11:59 AM EST

We’re Almost at Retirement Age and Have $4M Saved Up. What’s a Reasonable Travel Budget So We Don’t Run Out?

If you’re like many soon-to-be millionaire retirees with a padded nest egg but still have some lingering doubts about things…

Maurie Backman | Feb 23, 2025 at 11:12 AM EST

We’re Retiring in a Decade and Have $4M Invested. What’s the Best Move for Preserving It?

A recent AARP survey found that 20% of Americans ages 50 and over have no retirement savings. So if you’re…

John Seetoo | Feb 23, 2025 at 10:11 AM EST

Our in-laws passed away and we are being expected to pay for the funeral even though the estate could pay for it

When one’s spouse mourns the recent death of a parent, the reaction to follow-up coordination with the spouse’s siblings can…

Christy Bieber | Feb 23, 2025 at 9:49 AM EST

I’m Only 42 And With The Market On A Tear My Portfolio Is Up To $3 Million. Can I Start Working Part Time?

When the stock market performs well, your nest egg can grow very quickly. If you are 42 years old and…

Joel South | Feb 23, 2025 at 9:41 AM EST

I’m dumb when it comes to credit cards, but I want to upgrade my current card to something with travel benefits

Today’s catch from the Reddit discussion files is that rarest of birds: An American consumer holding only one credit card…

Christy Bieber | Feb 23, 2025 at 9:12 AM EST

I want to do a major renovation costing over $100k – what’s the best way to financially pay for that?

Renovating your house can make your home more comfortable and more livable and it can increase the value of your…

Christy Bieber | Feb 23, 2025 at 8:59 AM EST

I’ve gotten 7 stellar credit cards but am getting bored with the game. What’s next?

A Reddit user posted a thread recently indicating he had gotten “bored with the credit card game.” He said he…

Marc Guberti | Feb 23, 2025 at 8:36 AM EST

I make $200k a year but I don’t enjoy it and called Dave Ramsey up to see if he thinks I should keep at it or not

A lawyer who makes $200,000 per year recently asked Dave Ramsey for advice in a published YouTube Short. The lawyer…

Joel South | Feb 23, 2025 at 8:19 AM EST

I just got laid off and I have $3 million in the bank – which international city should I move to?

Americans often seem to have a curious relationship with geography. There’s even an old joke to the effect that we…

Dana George | Feb 23, 2025 at 6:52 AM EST

What Would Happen If I Put $1 Away for My Child Each Day?

A few years ago, I was sitting in a salon when a young man and his daughter walked in. As…

Marc Guberti | Feb 22, 2025 at 3:37 PM EST

I want to set my great-grandkids up for success in 70 years – what steps should I take today?

Some people continue to save money until they have achieved their retirement goals. However, others get more ambitious and aim…

Joel South | Feb 22, 2025 at 2:44 PM EST

I’m getting a 30k bonus and have no credit card debt. Should I pay off my car loan, or do something else with the money?

Would you rather be debt-free, or carry a little debt, but also have enough cash tucked away in a rainy…

Christy Bieber | Feb 22, 2025 at 2:42 PM EST

I’m Worth $8.5 Million At Only 40 Years Old. Is It Immoral To Retire Now, Or Should I Keep Working?

When you are 40 years old with $8.5 million, you are in a truly fantastic financial position. At a safe…

Dana George | Feb 22, 2025 at 2:03 PM EST

Want to Save Money? How the Japanese Budgeting Method Kakeibo Can Help

Have you ever looked over the previous month’s bank statement and marveled at how quickly your money disappeared? If so,…

Christy Bieber | Feb 22, 2025 at 1:22 PM EST

We’re in our 40s with $5 million and we’re stressed out in our jobs and our friends think we don’t smell the roses enough – are they right?

A Reddit user is in good shape financially, but he is feeling a lot of stress and his friends think…

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Personal Finance Articles

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We’re Almost at Retirement Age and Have $4M Saved Up. What’s a Reasonable Travel Budget So We Don’t Run Out?

We’re Retiring in a Decade and Have $4M Invested. What’s the Best Move for Preserving It?

Our in-laws passed away and we are being expected to pay for the funeral even though the estate could pay for it

I’m Only 42 And With The Market On A Tear My Portfolio Is Up To $3 Million. Can I Start Working Part Time?

I’m dumb when it comes to credit cards, but I want to upgrade my current card to something with travel benefits

I want to do a major renovation costing over $100k – what’s the best way to financially pay for that?

I’ve gotten 7 stellar credit cards but am getting bored with the game. What’s next?

I make $200k a year but I don’t enjoy it and called Dave Ramsey up to see if he thinks I should keep at it or not

I just got laid off and I have $3 million in the bank – which international city should I move to?

What Would Happen If I Put $1 Away for My Child Each Day?

I want to set my great-grandkids up for success in 70 years – what steps should I take today?

I’m getting a 30k bonus and have no credit card debt. Should I pay off my car loan, or do something else with the money?

I’m Worth $8.5 Million At Only 40 Years Old. Is It Immoral To Retire Now, Or Should I Keep Working?

Want to Save Money? How the Japanese Budgeting Method Kakeibo Can Help

We’re in our 40s with $5 million and we’re stressed out in our jobs and our friends think we don’t smell the roses enough – are they right?

When Your Paychecks Stop, an 8-Month Medicare Clock Starts — and Most People Read It Wrong

Why His $80,000 Retirement Withdrawal Is Subtly Pulling His Social Security Into the Tax Torpedo

Ripple and SBI Launch RLUSD in Japan After JFSA Approval

When Your Paychecks Stop, an 8-Month Medicare Clock Starts — and Most People Read It Wrong

Why His $80,000 Retirement Withdrawal Is Subtly Pulling His Social Security Into the Tax Torpedo

When Your Paychecks Stop, an 8-Month Medicare Clock Starts — and Most People Read It Wrong

Why His $80,000 Retirement Withdrawal Is Subtly Pulling His Social Security Into the Tax Torpedo

Personal Finance Articles

All Personal Finance Articles

We’re Almost at Retirement Age and Have $4M Saved Up. What’s a Reasonable Travel Budget So We Don’t Run Out?

We’re Retiring in a Decade and Have $4M Invested. What’s the Best Move for Preserving It?

Our in-laws passed away and we are being expected to pay for the funeral even though the estate could pay for it

I’m Only 42 And With The Market On A Tear My Portfolio Is Up To $3 Million. Can I Start Working Part Time?

I’m dumb when it comes to credit cards, but I want to upgrade my current card to something with travel benefits

I want to do a major renovation costing over $100k – what’s the best way to financially pay for that?

I’ve gotten 7 stellar credit cards but am getting bored with the game. What’s next?

I make $200k a year but I don’t enjoy it and called Dave Ramsey up to see if he thinks I should keep at it or not

I just got laid off and I have $3 million in the bank – which international city should I move to?

What Would Happen If I Put $1 Away for My Child Each Day?

I want to set my great-grandkids up for success in 70 years – what steps should I take today?

I’m getting a 30k bonus and have no credit card debt. Should I pay off my car loan, or do something else with the money?

I’m Worth $8.5 Million At Only 40 Years Old. Is It Immoral To Retire Now, Or Should I Keep Working?

Want to Save Money? How the Japanese Budgeting Method Kakeibo Can Help

We’re in our 40s with $5 million and we’re stressed out in our jobs and our friends think we don’t smell the roses enough – are they right?

When Your Paychecks Stop, an 8-Month Medicare Clock Starts — and Most People Read It Wrong

Why His $80,000 Retirement Withdrawal Is Subtly Pulling His Social Security Into the Tax Torpedo

Ripple and SBI Launch RLUSD in Japan After JFSA Approval

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When Your Paychecks Stop, an 8-Month Medicare Clock Starts — and Most People Read It Wrong

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