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David Beren | Dec 9, 2024 at 2:59 PM EST

Credit Cards Are the New Cash – Why You Should Ditch Paper Money Now

Credit cards have quickly outgrown cash use in the last five years. Using credit cards gives you extra buying power,…

Kristin Hitchcock | Dec 9, 2024 at 2:20 PM EST

I already have almost $2 million saved for retirement – should I still max out my employer-offered 401k?

Trying to decide how to finance a home is always difficult. When you have multiple investment accounts as an option,…

Joey Frenette | Dec 9, 2024 at 12:32 PM EST

I want to help my kids build up their credit history so I added them to my credit card – will this help?

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

David Beren | Dec 9, 2024 at 12:22 PM EST

How Scammers Stole $538 Million from Seniors Last Year and What You Can Do to Stop Them

Senior scams accounted for $538 million in losses last year. This age group is an easy target because they quickly…

David Beren | Dec 9, 2024 at 11:33 AM EST

I’m in my early 50s with $1 million in my 401k and looking to quit now because I feel burnt out – what would you do?

This couple is on a solid path toward early retirement. There is a big question about medical coverage if ACA…

Sammi Caramela | Dec 9, 2024 at 11:30 AM EST

6 Carl Icahn Quotes Every 70-Year-Old Needs to Hear

Carl Icahn is a successful businessman and investor. If you’re in your 70s, you can reference Icahn’s quotes as you…

Kristin Hitchcock | Dec 9, 2024 at 10:28 AM EST

We banked $4 million in retirement and moved to another country in our early 40s – are we set up to really never work again?

Reddit is a treasure trove of real-life stories, and one post recently caught my attention. The 41-year-old poster shared how…

Kristin Hitchcock | Dec 9, 2024 at 10:20 AM EST

“I regret buying the BMW” – Personal finance expert Suze Orman gives her best advice to this young woman

In a recent “Millennial Money” video, Wendy, a driven young professional living in Pasadena, California, opens up about her financial…

Kristin Hitchcock | Dec 9, 2024 at 9:51 AM EST

My wife and I are set to receive a large inheritance later in life – can we afford to stop stashing so much money in our 401(k)?

Trying to balance long-term savings and enjoying life can be a very tricky tightrope to walk! One Reddit user shared…

Rich Duprey | Dec 9, 2024 at 9:19 AM EST

I’ve invested $3.5 million into real estate and want to invest another $1.5 million – is this reckless given my income?

Once upon a time, investing in real estate was considered a no-brainer. “Buy land,” Mark Twain famously quipped, “they’re not…

John Seetoo | Dec 9, 2024 at 9:13 AM EST

These Are The Most Important Withdrawal Rules For Your 401(K)

401-K plans are a form of deferred-tax retirement account that allows for employees to divert a portion of their salary…

Chris MacDonald | Dec 9, 2024 at 9:02 AM EST

3 Things That Might Keep Baby Boomers Up At Night

The quiet hours of the night can often bring reflection for anyone. No matter what stage of life we’re in,…

Ian Cooper | Dec 9, 2024 at 8:55 AM EST

Ramit Sethi Says Doing This Every Year Could be Worth Thousands of Dollars

Every December, author Ramit Sethi does a “rich life review.” He’ll look back at the year that passed and plan…

Joey Frenette | Dec 9, 2024 at 6:32 AM EST

I’m 35 with a $775k in my 401k – I should keep contributing to the 401k or put extra money in a brokerage account?

If you’re miles ahead of the 401(k) retirement savings journey, you may have flexibility as to what you do with…

Aaron Webber | Dec 8, 2024 at 2:30 PM EST

I’m 34 and went through a successful IPO that immediately bumped my net worth up $2 million – do I need to keep working?

Key points: A net worth in the millions is more than enough money to retire. Working after this point is…

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Credit Cards Are the New Cash – Why You Should Ditch Paper Money Now

I already have almost $2 million saved for retirement – should I still max out my employer-offered 401k?

I want to help my kids build up their credit history so I added them to my credit card – will this help?

How Scammers Stole $538 Million from Seniors Last Year and What You Can Do to Stop Them

I’m in my early 50s with $1 million in my 401k and looking to quit now because I feel burnt out – what would you do?

6 Carl Icahn Quotes Every 70-Year-Old Needs to Hear

We banked $4 million in retirement and moved to another country in our early 40s – are we set up to really never work again?

“I regret buying the BMW” – Personal finance expert Suze Orman gives her best advice to this young woman

My wife and I are set to receive a large inheritance later in life – can we afford to stop stashing so much money in our 401(k)?

I’ve invested $3.5 million into real estate and want to invest another $1.5 million – is this reckless given my income?

These Are The Most Important Withdrawal Rules For Your 401(K)

3 Things That Might Keep Baby Boomers Up At Night

Ramit Sethi Says Doing This Every Year Could be Worth Thousands of Dollars

I’m 35 with a $775k in my 401k – I should keep contributing to the 401k or put extra money in a brokerage account?

I’m 34 and went through a successful IPO that immediately bumped my net worth up $2 million – do I need to keep working?

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

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Credit Cards Are the New Cash – Why You Should Ditch Paper Money Now

I already have almost $2 million saved for retirement – should I still max out my employer-offered 401k?

I want to help my kids build up their credit history so I added them to my credit card – will this help?

How Scammers Stole $538 Million from Seniors Last Year and What You Can Do to Stop Them

I’m in my early 50s with $1 million in my 401k and looking to quit now because I feel burnt out – what would you do?

6 Carl Icahn Quotes Every 70-Year-Old Needs to Hear

We banked $4 million in retirement and moved to another country in our early 40s – are we set up to really never work again?

“I regret buying the BMW” – Personal finance expert Suze Orman gives her best advice to this young woman

My wife and I are set to receive a large inheritance later in life – can we afford to stop stashing so much money in our 401(k)?

I’ve invested $3.5 million into real estate and want to invest another $1.5 million – is this reckless given my income?

These Are The Most Important Withdrawal Rules For Your 401(K)

3 Things That Might Keep Baby Boomers Up At Night

Ramit Sethi Says Doing This Every Year Could be Worth Thousands of Dollars

I’m 35 with a $775k in my 401k – I should keep contributing to the 401k or put extra money in a brokerage account?

I’m 34 and went through a successful IPO that immediately bumped my net worth up $2 million – do I need to keep working?

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.