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Drew Wood | Jul 14, 2026 at 10:03 AM EDT

A Dividend Portfolio That Can Cover the Cost of Living in San Francisco

San Francisco makes passive income math unforgiving. SmartAsset’s 2026 comfort-salary study estimates that a single adult needs about $134,950 in…

Gerelyn Terzo | Jul 14, 2026 at 10:03 AM EDT

Americans Gave a Record $617 Billion Last Year. The Retirees Who Wrote Checks Instead of Using This IRA Move Overpaid the IRS.

Americans gave a record $617 billion last year, even as households squeezed by higher prices for groceries, insurance, and utilities…

Carl Sullivan | Jul 14, 2026 at 7:41 AM EDT

75-Year-Old With $1.3M Faces $58,000 RMD That Drags 85% of His Social Security Into Tax

A retiree who saved diligently for decades watches his first required minimum distribution trigger a tax bill that swallows most…

Drew Wood | Jul 14, 2026 at 7:02 AM EDT

The Real Risk in Retirement Isn’t Running Out of Money. It’s Losing Your Purchasing Power.

Retirement planning fixates on depletion risk. The quieter problem is that a portfolio can hold its dollar value for thirty…

Gerelyn Terzo | Jul 14, 2026 at 7:01 AM EDT

He Thought Social Security Would Be Enough. A Knee Surgery and the Rising Cost of Living Sent Him Back to Work at 72.

James spent two decades with Amtrak and retired to a quiet island life, certain his Social Security check would cover…

Gerelyn Terzo | Jul 14, 2026 at 6:03 AM EDT

He Retired at 58, Not 65. Here’s Why His Social Security Claiming Decision Matters More Than His Portfolio

Picture a project manager who circled his 65th birthday on the calendar years ago. That was the day. Pension paperwork…

Drew Wood | Jul 14, 2026 at 5:07 AM EDT

What It Takes to Age in Place, And the Portfolio That Pays For It

The house is paid off. The kids have moved out. Yet the number that may determine whether you can stay…

Michael Williams | Jul 13, 2026 at 11:29 PM EDT

He Retired at 55 With $1.2 Million in His 401(k). One Routine Paperwork Move Would Have Locked It All Up for Years

Rolling a 401(k) into an IRA feels like a routine retirement move, but for anyone planning to retire at 55,…

Michael Williams | Jul 13, 2026 at 10:20 PM EDT

Have a Big 401(k) and Turning 60? Your Catch-Up Limit Just Jumped to $11,250 and the Window Closes at 64

Most people turning 60 this year are leaving thousands of dollars on the table inside their 401(k) because they never…

Michael Williams | Jul 13, 2026 at 9:23 PM EDT

A Retired Couple Can Realize Nearly $100,000 in Gains This Year and Pay $0 Federal Tax. Most Sail Right Past It

The tax code contains a bracket most retired couples never notice, and missing it costs them thousands of dollars in…

Thomas Richmond | Jul 13, 2026 at 5:56 PM EDT

Personal Finance Expert Warns Buy Now, Pay Later Can Reach “100% APR” as 29% of Customers Use It to Buy Groceries

A financial tool pitched as a flexible, interest-free way to split purchases is quietly reshaping how millions of Americans pay…

Carl Sullivan | Jul 13, 2026 at 4:01 PM EDT

A $250,000 Annuity Guarantees $1,600 a Month for Life, but What Are Retirees Giving Up?

A 7.7% payout sounds like a windfall compared to Treasuries and CDs, but retirees who sign on the dotted line…

Ian Cooper | Jul 13, 2026 at 2:52 PM EDT

$1.4M in Your 401(k) at 65? The $230,000 Tax Surprise You Can Still Avoid

Most retirees with a million-dollar 401(k) assume the hard work is done, but the IRS has been quietly building a…

David Beren | Jul 13, 2026 at 2:45 PM EDT

A $1,000-a-Month Retirement Gap Takes Roughly $240,000 to Close. Here’s the Math.

The $240,000 figure in the headline comes from a straightforward reverse of the withdrawal-rate math retirement planners use every day.…

Ian Cooper | Jul 13, 2026 at 2:29 PM EDT

Why a 55-Year-Old Going Through a Gray Divorce Should Push for the Roth Instead of the 401(k) in Asset Division

When a gray divorce puts a traditional 401(k) and a Roth IRA on the table, most spouses accept an equal…

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A Dividend Portfolio That Can Cover the Cost of Living in San Francisco

Americans Gave a Record $617 Billion Last Year. The Retirees Who Wrote Checks Instead of Using This IRA Move Overpaid the IRS.

75-Year-Old With $1.3M Faces $58,000 RMD That Drags 85% of His Social Security Into Tax

The Real Risk in Retirement Isn’t Running Out of Money. It’s Losing Your Purchasing Power.

He Thought Social Security Would Be Enough. A Knee Surgery and the Rising Cost of Living Sent Him Back to Work at 72.

He Retired at 58, Not 65. Here’s Why His Social Security Claiming Decision Matters More Than His Portfolio

What It Takes to Age in Place, And the Portfolio That Pays For It

He Retired at 55 With $1.2 Million in His 401(k). One Routine Paperwork Move Would Have Locked It All Up for Years

Have a Big 401(k) and Turning 60? Your Catch-Up Limit Just Jumped to $11,250 and the Window Closes at 64

A Retired Couple Can Realize Nearly $100,000 in Gains This Year and Pay $0 Federal Tax. Most Sail Right Past It

Personal Finance Expert Warns Buy Now, Pay Later Can Reach “100% APR” as 29% of Customers Use It to Buy Groceries

A $250,000 Annuity Guarantees $1,600 a Month for Life, but What Are Retirees Giving Up?

$1.4M in Your 401(k) at 65? The $230,000 Tax Surprise You Can Still Avoid

A $1,000-a-Month Retirement Gap Takes Roughly $240,000 to Close. Here’s the Math.

Why a 55-Year-Old Going Through a Gray Divorce Should Push for the Roth Instead of the 401(k) in Asset Division

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Between 67 and 70, Social Security Pays You a Guaranteed 8% a Year Just to Wait. No Bank on Earth Matches It

The Ultimate Bull Run for NVIDIA, Micron, and SanDisk May Be Closer Than Investors Think

Between 67 and 70, Social Security Pays You a Guaranteed 8% a Year Just to Wait. No Bank on Earth Matches It

She Divorced at 66 and Her Income Never Changed. Her Medicare Bracket Did.

Forget QQQ. This Semiconductor Fund Nearly Quintupled Its 2026 Gain

Between 67 and 70, Social Security Pays You a Guaranteed 8% a Year Just to Wait. No Bank on Earth Matches It

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A Dividend Portfolio That Can Cover the Cost of Living in San Francisco

Americans Gave a Record $617 Billion Last Year. The Retirees Who Wrote Checks Instead of Using This IRA Move Overpaid the IRS.

75-Year-Old With $1.3M Faces $58,000 RMD That Drags 85% of His Social Security Into Tax

The Real Risk in Retirement Isn’t Running Out of Money. It’s Losing Your Purchasing Power.

He Thought Social Security Would Be Enough. A Knee Surgery and the Rising Cost of Living Sent Him Back to Work at 72.

He Retired at 58, Not 65. Here’s Why His Social Security Claiming Decision Matters More Than His Portfolio

What It Takes to Age in Place, And the Portfolio That Pays For It

He Retired at 55 With $1.2 Million in His 401(k). One Routine Paperwork Move Would Have Locked It All Up for Years

Have a Big 401(k) and Turning 60? Your Catch-Up Limit Just Jumped to $11,250 and the Window Closes at 64

A Retired Couple Can Realize Nearly $100,000 in Gains This Year and Pay $0 Federal Tax. Most Sail Right Past It

Personal Finance Expert Warns Buy Now, Pay Later Can Reach “100% APR” as 29% of Customers Use It to Buy Groceries

A $250,000 Annuity Guarantees $1,600 a Month for Life, but What Are Retirees Giving Up?

$1.4M in Your 401(k) at 65? The $230,000 Tax Surprise You Can Still Avoid

A $1,000-a-Month Retirement Gap Takes Roughly $240,000 to Close. Here’s the Math.

Why a 55-Year-Old Going Through a Gray Divorce Should Push for the Roth Instead of the 401(k) in Asset Division

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Forget QQQ. This Semiconductor Fund Nearly Quintupled Its 2026 Gain

Between 67 and 70, Social Security Pays You a Guaranteed 8% a Year Just to Wait. No Bank on Earth Matches It

The Ultimate Bull Run for NVIDIA, Micron, and SanDisk May Be Closer Than Investors Think

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Between 67 and 70, Social Security Pays You a Guaranteed 8% a Year Just to Wait. No Bank on Earth Matches It

She Divorced at 66 and Her Income Never Changed. Her Medicare Bracket Did.