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Gerelyn Terzo | Jun 6, 2026 at 8:00 AM EDT

The Social Security Switch Most Widows Never Make: How to Gain $5,856 Yearly Income

A 60-year-old widow files for Social Security survivor benefits after her husband’s death. She has her own work record from…

Drew Wood | Jun 6, 2026 at 5:41 AM EDT

This $750,000 Municipal Bond Sleeve Pays a High-Earner Couple $33,000 a Year of Federal-Tax-Free Income

A married couple filing jointly with $400,000 of taxable income occupies one of the highest tax brackets many affluent retirees and…

Gerelyn Terzo | Jun 5, 2026 at 5:00 PM EDT

The $1,847 Monthly Survivor Benefit Most Widows Leave on the Table by Filing at the Wrong Age

A 60-year-old widow sits at her kitchen table with a Social Security statement and a calendar. Her husband passed away…

David Beren | Jun 5, 2026 at 4:37 PM EDT

The West’s Home Prices Just Fell 1.4% While the Rest of America Climbed. Here’s Why.

The National Association of Realtors’ April 2026 existing home sales report carries a national headline suggesting the housing market is…

Christy Bieber | Jun 5, 2026 at 2:58 PM EDT

Here Is the Average Social Security Benefit at Every Age From 62 to 70

Social Security is an important retirement income source to a lot of people. For those who struggle to save, those…

Gerelyn Terzo | Jun 5, 2026 at 2:50 PM EDT

Eight States Still Tax Your Social Security Benefits in 2026. Here’s What That Means for Your $30,000 Annual Check

A 68-year-old drawing $30,000 a year from Social Security has good news heading into 2026: most of the country no…

David Beren | Jun 5, 2026 at 2:48 PM EDT

Most Americans in Their 20s Are Already Saving for Retirement, But 47% Guessed Their Savings Target

A new picture of how middle-class twentysomethings are handling retirement is emerging from the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies, and…

Maurie Backman | Jun 5, 2026 at 1:51 PM EDT

May Jobs Report Just Changed the Outlook for Social Security’s 2027 COLA

The midpoint of the year is when seniors on Social Security tend to get antsy about knowing what their upcoming…

Christy Bieber | Jun 5, 2026 at 1:36 PM EDT

The Little Known IRMAA Rule That Lets Medicare Take a Bigger Bite Out of Social Security

Social Security is important to a lot of retirees. Without those benefits, many seniors would not be able to pay…

Maurie Backman | Jun 5, 2026 at 1:20 PM EDT

Strong May Jobs Report Puts Kevin Warsh on a Collision Course With Trump

President Trump has not been afraid to voice his opinion on interest rates — namely, the fact that he…

Gerelyn Terzo | Jun 5, 2026 at 11:52 AM EDT

How One 58-Year-Old Added $14,000 in Social Security Benefits Through Self-Employment

A 58-year-old who just walked away from a three-decade corporate career and hung out a consulting shingle has a window…

David Beren | Jun 5, 2026 at 11:41 AM EDT

43% of Twenty-somethings Are Already Caregivers, but Hidden Costs Could Be Quietly Wrecking Their Retirement

Caregiving used to be framed as a midlife problem. A worker in their fifties would step in to help an…

Drew Wood | Jun 5, 2026 at 11:35 AM EDT

A $480,000 Bridge Portfolio That Quietly Pays a 60-Year-Old $3,200 a Month Until Social Security at 67

A 60-year-old who wants to retire immediately faces a straightforward challenge: Social Security benefits typically remain several years away. With full…

David Beren | Jun 5, 2026 at 10:31 AM EDT

Most Twentysomethings Are Already Saving for Retirement, But 47% Just Guessed How Much They Need

The twentysomething cohort is doing something past generations rarely did at the same age: they are actually saving for retirement.…

Jeremy Phillips | Jun 5, 2026 at 10:04 AM EDT

‘Your $200K Would Be $400K’: Dave Ramsey to 71-Year-Old Who Panic-Sold Retirement Account Twice

A 71-year-old named Donna called into The Ramsey Show recently with a confession most retirees would rather bury. “During COVID…

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The Social Security Switch Most Widows Never Make: How to Gain $5,856 Yearly Income

This $750,000 Municipal Bond Sleeve Pays a High-Earner Couple $33,000 a Year of Federal-Tax-Free Income

The $1,847 Monthly Survivor Benefit Most Widows Leave on the Table by Filing at the Wrong Age

The West’s Home Prices Just Fell 1.4% While the Rest of America Climbed. Here’s Why.

Here Is the Average Social Security Benefit at Every Age From 62 to 70

Eight States Still Tax Your Social Security Benefits in 2026. Here’s What That Means for Your $30,000 Annual Check

Most Americans in Their 20s Are Already Saving for Retirement, But 47% Guessed Their Savings Target

May Jobs Report Just Changed the Outlook for Social Security’s 2027 COLA

The Little Known IRMAA Rule That Lets Medicare Take a Bigger Bite Out of Social Security

Strong May Jobs Report Puts Kevin Warsh on a Collision Course With Trump

How One 58-Year-Old Added $14,000 in Social Security Benefits Through Self-Employment

43% of Twenty-somethings Are Already Caregivers, but Hidden Costs Could Be Quietly Wrecking Their Retirement

A $480,000 Bridge Portfolio That Quietly Pays a 60-Year-Old $3,200 a Month Until Social Security at 67

Most Twentysomethings Are Already Saving for Retirement, But 47% Just Guessed How Much They Need

‘Your $200K Would Be $400K’: Dave Ramsey to 71-Year-Old Who Panic-Sold Retirement Account Twice

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Clark Howard Praised a Listener Who Built a $1.3 Million Roth and the Reason Has Nothing to Do With Income Tax

Social Security Gets Taxed Once Provisional Income Crosses $34,000. Most Single Retirees Miss It

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Personal Finance Articles

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The Social Security Switch Most Widows Never Make: How to Gain $5,856 Yearly Income

This $750,000 Municipal Bond Sleeve Pays a High-Earner Couple $33,000 a Year of Federal-Tax-Free Income

The $1,847 Monthly Survivor Benefit Most Widows Leave on the Table by Filing at the Wrong Age

The West’s Home Prices Just Fell 1.4% While the Rest of America Climbed. Here’s Why.

Here Is the Average Social Security Benefit at Every Age From 62 to 70

Eight States Still Tax Your Social Security Benefits in 2026. Here’s What That Means for Your $30,000 Annual Check

Most Americans in Their 20s Are Already Saving for Retirement, But 47% Guessed Their Savings Target

May Jobs Report Just Changed the Outlook for Social Security’s 2027 COLA

The Little Known IRMAA Rule That Lets Medicare Take a Bigger Bite Out of Social Security

Strong May Jobs Report Puts Kevin Warsh on a Collision Course With Trump

How One 58-Year-Old Added $14,000 in Social Security Benefits Through Self-Employment

43% of Twenty-somethings Are Already Caregivers, but Hidden Costs Could Be Quietly Wrecking Their Retirement

A $480,000 Bridge Portfolio That Quietly Pays a 60-Year-Old $3,200 a Month Until Social Security at 67

Most Twentysomethings Are Already Saving for Retirement, But 47% Just Guessed How Much They Need

‘Your $200K Would Be $400K’: Dave Ramsey to 71-Year-Old Who Panic-Sold Retirement Account Twice

Stock Market Live June 12, 2026: S&P 500 (SPY) Green on End of War Hopes

Social Security Gets Taxed Once Provisional Income Crosses $34,000. Most Single Retirees Miss It

3 Reasons It Might Be Time Buy the Dip in NVIDIA Stock

Adobe Tumbles 9% on CFO Exit, Downgrades: Is the AI Threat Now Salesforce’s Problem Too?

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