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Joey Frenette | May 11, 2025 at 11:49 AM EDT

He wants us to use his fortune before he’s gone – why do we still struggle to pull money from the family fund?

It’s not out of the ordinary for parents to want to live to see how financial gifts are put to…

David Beren | May 11, 2025 at 10:38 AM EDT

My dad died at 59 and left no clear answers – what Social Security options does my 57-year-old mom have?

One of the worst feelings in anyone’s life is the loss of a loved one, and then an immediate worry…

Jennifer Geer | May 10, 2025 at 3:10 PM EDT

In This State-by-State Breakdown, See What Retirement Savings Are Needed Across the U.S.

A recent survey that polled adults at the end of March 2025 found 41% admitting, “they won’t be able to…

David Beren | May 10, 2025 at 11:31 AM EDT

Most seniors depend on Social Security and would care deeply if payments stopped – new data confirms what we already knew

It should go without saying that with 70 million Americans participating in the Social Security program in some capacity, it’s…

Gerelyn Terzo | May 9, 2025 at 11:17 PM EDT

My wife and I have banked a few million for retirement so far – what changes we should make to optimize our financial plan?

Investing for retirement can be both a journey and a destination, one for which you might choose to tweak along…

David Beren | May 9, 2025 at 2:01 PM EDT

We set aside $2 million in a few short years – do we double down to reach $10 million, or live life now?

One of the most believable aspects of living a fatFIRE life is deciding how much you actually need versus how…

Joey Frenette | May 9, 2025 at 11:32 AM EDT

How to Talk to Your Kids About Money (Without Putting Them to Sleep)

It’s never too early to start teaching kids about money. And while budgeting, savings, finances, math-related topics, and all the…

David Beren | May 9, 2025 at 11:16 AM EDT

We’re expecting our first child and still live in an expensive city – will cashing in another $10 million trust let us downshift?

If you are fortunate enough to have a high salary and a trust fund, congratulations, you have made it in…

David Beren | May 9, 2025 at 10:27 AM EDT

Social Security reached out after my father died saying he was owed benefits – what should I do next?

Social Security is the largest budget item in the United States annually, serving more than 70 million people with retirement,…

David Beren | May 9, 2025 at 9:37 AM EDT

My wife and I have dreams of retiring in 10-15 years – how do you factor in fluctuating income when planning for early retirement?

As is the case with anyone who wants to live the FIRE (financial independence, retire early) lifestyle, there needs to…

Christy Bieber | May 9, 2025 at 9:00 AM EDT

Between a big house and bigger family expectations, should I say yes to my in-laws’ hefty inheritance down payment?

A Reddit user is facing a tough dilemma right now — but it is a problem most people would give…

Maurie Backman | May 9, 2025 at 7:52 AM EDT

Early 40s with a $3 million net worth, but heavily invested in one rental – what should I do right now to ensure a successful retirement?

Most people who aim to retire early have to start planning for it ahead of time. And it’s clear…

Gerelyn Terzo | May 8, 2025 at 6:29 PM EDT

I’m about to inherit $1 million from my family – should I live off 5% a year or invest for growth?

Becoming the recipient of a sudden capital injection can be lifechanging, especially when that amount seeps into the seven-digit range.…

David Beren | May 8, 2025 at 1:02 PM EDT

I rent a studio and make $70K – how do I turn a $1 million inheritance into financial independence?

One of the biggest things anyone looking at a sizable inheritance has to navigate is what to do with the…

David Beren | May 8, 2025 at 12:15 PM EDT

I’m ready to stop stressing over money – how do I rewire my ‘cheapest-option’ brain when I can truly afford more?

While it might surprise some people, a real-world belief applies even to those who have money: spending money can cause…

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He wants us to use his fortune before he’s gone – why do we still struggle to pull money from the family fund?

My dad died at 59 and left no clear answers – what Social Security options does my 57-year-old mom have?

In This State-by-State Breakdown, See What Retirement Savings Are Needed Across the U.S.

Most seniors depend on Social Security and would care deeply if payments stopped – new data confirms what we already knew

My wife and I have banked a few million for retirement so far – what changes we should make to optimize our financial plan?

We set aside $2 million in a few short years – do we double down to reach $10 million, or live life now?

How to Talk to Your Kids About Money (Without Putting Them to Sleep)

We’re expecting our first child and still live in an expensive city – will cashing in another $10 million trust let us downshift?

Social Security reached out after my father died saying he was owed benefits – what should I do next?

My wife and I have dreams of retiring in 10-15 years – how do you factor in fluctuating income when planning for early retirement?

Between a big house and bigger family expectations, should I say yes to my in-laws’ hefty inheritance down payment?

Early 40s with a $3 million net worth, but heavily invested in one rental – what should I do right now to ensure a successful retirement?

I’m about to inherit $1 million from my family – should I live off 5% a year or invest for growth?

I rent a studio and make $70K – how do I turn a $1 million inheritance into financial independence?

I’m ready to stop stressing over money – how do I rewire my ‘cheapest-option’ brain when I can truly afford more?

The Divorced Spouse Strategy That Adds $14,400 a Year for a 66-Year-Old Whose Ex Is Still Alive

Your Adult Child Has a Chronic Health Condition and Needs Your Help. What Retirees Should Know

PBW’s 34% Year-to-Date Gain Masks a Brutal Five-Year Pattern Every Rate Cycle Repeats

The Divorced Spouse Strategy That Adds $14,400 a Year for a 66-Year-Old Whose Ex Is Still Alive

Your Adult Child Has a Chronic Health Condition and Needs Your Help. What Retirees Should Know

The Divorced Spouse Strategy That Adds $14,400 a Year for a 66-Year-Old Whose Ex Is Still Alive

Your Adult Child Has a Chronic Health Condition and Needs Your Help. What Retirees Should Know

Personal Finance Articles

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He wants us to use his fortune before he’s gone – why do we still struggle to pull money from the family fund?

My dad died at 59 and left no clear answers – what Social Security options does my 57-year-old mom have?

In This State-by-State Breakdown, See What Retirement Savings Are Needed Across the U.S.

Most seniors depend on Social Security and would care deeply if payments stopped – new data confirms what we already knew

My wife and I have banked a few million for retirement so far – what changes we should make to optimize our financial plan?

We set aside $2 million in a few short years – do we double down to reach $10 million, or live life now?

How to Talk to Your Kids About Money (Without Putting Them to Sleep)

We’re expecting our first child and still live in an expensive city – will cashing in another $10 million trust let us downshift?

Social Security reached out after my father died saying he was owed benefits – what should I do next?

My wife and I have dreams of retiring in 10-15 years – how do you factor in fluctuating income when planning for early retirement?

Between a big house and bigger family expectations, should I say yes to my in-laws’ hefty inheritance down payment?

Early 40s with a $3 million net worth, but heavily invested in one rental – what should I do right now to ensure a successful retirement?

I’m about to inherit $1 million from my family – should I live off 5% a year or invest for growth?

I rent a studio and make $70K – how do I turn a $1 million inheritance into financial independence?

I’m ready to stop stressing over money – how do I rewire my ‘cheapest-option’ brain when I can truly afford more?

The Divorced Spouse Strategy That Adds $14,400 a Year for a 66-Year-Old Whose Ex Is Still Alive

Your Adult Child Has a Chronic Health Condition and Needs Your Help. What Retirees Should Know

PBW’s 34% Year-to-Date Gain Masks a Brutal Five-Year Pattern Every Rate Cycle Repeats

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The Divorced Spouse Strategy That Adds $14,400 a Year for a 66-Year-Old Whose Ex Is Still Alive

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