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Gerelyn Terzo | 46 minutes ago

She’s Land-Rich but Cash-Poor at 64. A Deal for the Farm’s Development Rights Could Let Her Delay Social Security to 70.

Sitting on 100 acres of inherited farmland with almost no monthly income, she faces a retirement trap that thousands of…

Michael Williams | 10 hours ago

What It Takes to Retire to Delaware’s Beaches at 62 on $800,000 and Skip Florida Entirely

Florida's no-income-tax promise looks irresistible until you run the actual numbers for a coastal retiree living on $800,000, and a…

Michael Williams | 11 hours ago

Retiring on a Cruise Ship Costs Less Than You Think. Until It Doesn’t.

The spreadsheet that makes permanent cruise living look cheaper than assisted living is seductive, and it stays seductive right up…

Michael Williams | 12 hours ago

$3,000 a Month in Margaritaville: Here’s How to Retire There at 62 Without Touching Your Savings

Retiring at 62 in a Florida 55-plus community on $3,000 a month sounds like the cleanest early retirement in America,…

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Michael Williams | 12 hours ago

How Much Do You Need Invested to Match the Maximum Social Security Benefit With Dividends?

Replacing a Social Security check with dividend income sounds straightforward until you realize the yield you chase changes the capital…

Michael Williams | 13 hours ago

How Much of a $12,000 Monthly Dividend Paycheck Do You Actually Keep After Taxes?

A $144,000 annual dividend paycheck sounds like financial freedom, but the tax character of every security you own quietly decides…

Gerelyn Terzo | 15 hours ago

You Can Go Decades on Original Medicare and Never Get a Covered Pair of Glasses. Here’s the One Loophole.

Most people on Original Medicare assume vision coverage is simply off the table, but there is exactly one situation where…

Gerelyn Terzo | 16 hours ago

She Chose Retirement Over the Next Tech Overhaul. It Unlocked a Hidden Social Security Window.

She pulled in six figures before walking away from her job at 63, which should have wiped out her Social…

Marc Guberti | 18 hours ago

The RMD Trap That Quietly Costs Retirees Thousands in Medicare Premiums and How to Avoid It

Your required minimum distribution looks routine on paper, but layered on top of Social Security and pension income, it can…

Michael Williams | 18 hours ago

From a $45,000 Income Stream to $90,000 Without Investing Another Dollar

Doubling an income stream sounds like it requires doubling your capital, but the real lever is yield, and pulling it…

Carl Sullivan | 19 hours ago

A $200,000 Annuity Locks In $1,300 a Month for Life, but Here Is the Trade-Off Retirees Miss

A 7.8% payout sounds like the retirement income problem solved, but handing over $200,000 to an insurance company creates a…

David Beren | 19 hours ago

At the Average Retiree’s Spending Rate, $500,000 Lasts About 9 Years. Here’s What Stretches It to 25.

A $500,000 nest egg sounds like a comfortable retirement cushion until you do the math and realize most retirees burn…

David Beren | 19 hours ago

A 68-Year-Old With $850,000 in a Traditional IRA Is Sitting on a Six-Figure Tax Bill. Here’s How Retirees Shrink It.

That $850,000 traditional IRA balance is not what it appears to be, because the IRS has a quiet claim on…

Gerelyn Terzo | 19 hours ago

Medicare’s Free ‘Annual Wellness Visit’ Isn’t a Physical. Ask the Wrong Question and a Bill Follows.

Medicare promises a free annual visit, yet bills keep arriving in the mail for patients who thought they did everything…

Gerelyn Terzo | 20 hours ago

Gen X Worker at 58 Skips the $39 Trillion Debate and Focuses on Debt Strategy Before Claiming Social Security

Worrying about a $39 trillion national debt feels responsible, but a 58-year-old still paying off credit cards, a car loan,…

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Personal Finance Articles

She’s Land-Rich but Cash-Poor at 64. A Deal for the Farm’s Development Rights Could Let Her Delay Social Security to 70.

What It Takes to Retire to Delaware’s Beaches at 62 on $800,000 and Skip Florida Entirely

Retiring on a Cruise Ship Costs Less Than You Think. Until It Doesn’t.

$3,000 a Month in Margaritaville: Here’s How to Retire There at 62 Without Touching Your Savings

All Personal Finance Articles

How Much Do You Need Invested to Match the Maximum Social Security Benefit With Dividends?

How Much of a $12,000 Monthly Dividend Paycheck Do You Actually Keep After Taxes?

You Can Go Decades on Original Medicare and Never Get a Covered Pair of Glasses. Here’s the One Loophole.

She Chose Retirement Over the Next Tech Overhaul. It Unlocked a Hidden Social Security Window.

The RMD Trap That Quietly Costs Retirees Thousands in Medicare Premiums and How to Avoid It

From a $45,000 Income Stream to $90,000 Without Investing Another Dollar

A $200,000 Annuity Locks In $1,300 a Month for Life, but Here Is the Trade-Off Retirees Miss

At the Average Retiree’s Spending Rate, $500,000 Lasts About 9 Years. Here’s What Stretches It to 25.

A 68-Year-Old With $850,000 in a Traditional IRA Is Sitting on a Six-Figure Tax Bill. Here’s How Retirees Shrink It.

Medicare’s Free ‘Annual Wellness Visit’ Isn’t a Physical. Ask the Wrong Question and a Bill Follows.

Gen X Worker at 58 Skips the $39 Trillion Debate and Focuses on Debt Strategy Before Claiming Social Security

She’s Land-Rich but Cash-Poor at 64. A Deal for the Farm’s Development Rights Could Let Her Delay Social Security to 70.

The Average Social Security Check Is $2,082. Your Bills Didn’t Get the Memo. These 4 ETFs Step In

What It Takes to Retire to Delaware’s Beaches at 62 on $800,000 and Skip Florida Entirely

She's Land-Rich but Cash-Poor at 64. A Deal for the Farm's Development Rights Could Let Her Delay Social Security to 70.

What It Takes to Retire to Delaware's Beaches at 62 on $800,000 and Skip Florida Entirely

She’s Land-Rich but Cash-Poor at 64. A Deal for the Farm’s Development Rights Could Let Her Delay Social Security to 70.

The Average Social Security Check Is $2,082. Your Bills Didn’t Get the Memo. These 4 ETFs Step In

Personal Finance Articles

She’s Land-Rich but Cash-Poor at 64. A Deal for the Farm’s Development Rights Could Let Her Delay Social Security to 70.

What It Takes to Retire to Delaware’s Beaches at 62 on $800,000 and Skip Florida Entirely

Retiring on a Cruise Ship Costs Less Than You Think. Until It Doesn’t.

$3,000 a Month in Margaritaville: Here’s How to Retire There at 62 Without Touching Your Savings

All Personal Finance Articles

How Much Do You Need Invested to Match the Maximum Social Security Benefit With Dividends?

How Much of a $12,000 Monthly Dividend Paycheck Do You Actually Keep After Taxes?

You Can Go Decades on Original Medicare and Never Get a Covered Pair of Glasses. Here’s the One Loophole.

She Chose Retirement Over the Next Tech Overhaul. It Unlocked a Hidden Social Security Window.

The RMD Trap That Quietly Costs Retirees Thousands in Medicare Premiums and How to Avoid It

From a $45,000 Income Stream to $90,000 Without Investing Another Dollar

A $200,000 Annuity Locks In $1,300 a Month for Life, but Here Is the Trade-Off Retirees Miss

At the Average Retiree’s Spending Rate, $500,000 Lasts About 9 Years. Here’s What Stretches It to 25.

A 68-Year-Old With $850,000 in a Traditional IRA Is Sitting on a Six-Figure Tax Bill. Here’s How Retirees Shrink It.

Medicare’s Free ‘Annual Wellness Visit’ Isn’t a Physical. Ask the Wrong Question and a Bill Follows.

Gen X Worker at 58 Skips the $39 Trillion Debate and Focuses on Debt Strategy Before Claiming Social Security

She’s Land-Rich but Cash-Poor at 64. A Deal for the Farm’s Development Rights Could Let Her Delay Social Security to 70.

The Average Social Security Check Is $2,082. Your Bills Didn’t Get the Memo. These 4 ETFs Step In

What It Takes to Retire to Delaware’s Beaches at 62 on $800,000 and Skip Florida Entirely

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