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John Seetoo | Mar 19, 2025 at 12:21 PM EDT

I inherited my parents’ estate after years of caregiving – should I have to share?

In the popular romantic comedy Love, Actually (2003) Laura Linney’s Sarah portrays a woman who has sacrificed promotion at her…

David Beren | Mar 19, 2025 at 11:51 AM EDT

Frankly, With Everything Going On I Don’t Think $10m Is Actually Enough to Retire Early

In today’s day and age, the hope that everyone can hit their FIRE (financial independence, retire early) number is something…

Maurie Backman | Mar 19, 2025 at 11:32 AM EDT

We’re in our late-20s with $1.1 million already saved – how do we stop obsessing over our $6 million retirement goal?

By the time I reached my late 20s, I had a small amount of money saved for retirement, but…

Maurie Backman | Mar 19, 2025 at 11:04 AM EDT

We’re eyeing a $6 million nest egg – is it realistic to pull $200k per year and keep our taxes near zero?

The median retirement savings among Americans aged 65 to 74 today is $200,000, reports the Federal Reserve. So if…

Maurie Backman | Mar 19, 2025 at 10:44 AM EDT

I’m considering paying a 1% management fee for my investments – is it worth it for peace of mind?

I’ve spent the past 10+ years writing about personal finance — everything from planning for retirement to buying the…

Joey Frenette | Mar 19, 2025 at 10:21 AM EDT

We’re pushing for $5 million by 2030 – but can we really retire with $250k in yearly expenses on the horizon?

A retirement nest egg worth $5 million is massive and large enough to finance the “chubbiest” of early retirements. That…

John Seetoo | Mar 19, 2025 at 10:20 AM EDT

My dad never disclosed his Florida property when he divorced my mom – am I owed my dead mother’s share?

There are some people whose propensity for violence and criminality makes them unfit to be parents. When such people sire…

David Beren | Mar 19, 2025 at 10:05 AM EDT

Dave Ramsey Slaps Down Lame Excuses For Not Retiring A Millionaire

There is no question that Dave Ramsey is a polarizing figure in the financial world, with his brutal honesty often…

Maurie Backman | Mar 19, 2025 at 9:51 AM EDT

I’m 40 and after working hard and doing over $1m last year, I should clear $2m this year

There was a point in time when I’d read stories about people earning massive salaries and get pretty jealous.…

Christy Bieber | Mar 19, 2025 at 8:56 AM EDT

Elon Musk’s Comments on Social Security Spark Democratic Backlash

Elon Musk has had some unflattering things to say about Social Security recently. In fact, the billionaire went on Joe…

Ian Cooper | Mar 18, 2025 at 7:44 PM EDT

Suze Orman Warns Against Making These Financial Blunders

When it comes to money, none of us are perfect. We’ve all spent money on the most ridiculous things. But…

Rich Duprey | Mar 18, 2025 at 6:23 PM EDT

I thought I need $7 million to retire but once I pay off my house, my spending will go down – do I actually need less money?

Financial independence and early retirement — FIRE — mean quitting the daily grind years before most. The goal is to…

Christy Bieber | Mar 18, 2025 at 5:00 PM EDT

I’m 29, inherited $2 million, and want to quit my good job to work at a juice bar – am I nuts?

A Reddit user inherited $2 million from his father and he’ll soon have full access to the funds. Given his…

Ian Cooper | Mar 18, 2025 at 4:22 PM EDT

Grant Cardone says “there’s no shortage of money, only a shortage of people thinking big enough” – how to dream bigger about your financial future

The phrase “there’s no shortage of money, only a shortage of people thinking big enough” can be attributed to Grant…

Christy Bieber | Mar 18, 2025 at 3:27 PM EDT

I’m 54 and am ready to retire with my $7 million nest egg – what should I do if my employers offers me a big raise to stay?

A 54-year-old Reddit user has reached his goals for retirement. His wife left work already, and he’s now finally in…

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I inherited my parents’ estate after years of caregiving – should I have to share?

Frankly, With Everything Going On I Don’t Think $10m Is Actually Enough to Retire Early

We’re in our late-20s with $1.1 million already saved – how do we stop obsessing over our $6 million retirement goal?

We’re eyeing a $6 million nest egg – is it realistic to pull $200k per year and keep our taxes near zero?

I’m considering paying a 1% management fee for my investments – is it worth it for peace of mind?

We’re pushing for $5 million by 2030 – but can we really retire with $250k in yearly expenses on the horizon?

My dad never disclosed his Florida property when he divorced my mom – am I owed my dead mother’s share?

Dave Ramsey Slaps Down Lame Excuses For Not Retiring A Millionaire

I’m 40 and after working hard and doing over $1m last year, I should clear $2m this year

Elon Musk’s Comments on Social Security Spark Democratic Backlash

Suze Orman Warns Against Making These Financial Blunders

I thought I need $7 million to retire but once I pay off my house, my spending will go down – do I actually need less money?

I’m 29, inherited $2 million, and want to quit my good job to work at a juice bar – am I nuts?

Grant Cardone says “there’s no shortage of money, only a shortage of people thinking big enough” – how to dream bigger about your financial future

I’m 54 and am ready to retire with my $7 million nest egg – what should I do if my employers offers me a big raise to stay?

Financial Decisions People Regret Most After Age 50

The 401(k) Bracket Smoothing Math: Why a 66 Year Old Couple With $1.5 Million Should Convert Exactly $90,000 a Year

After Comparing Every Weekly Pay ETF on the Market, Roundhill’s Lineup Is the Only One Somewhat Delivering

The 401(k) Bracket Smoothing Math: Why a 66 Year Old Couple With $1.5 Million Should Convert Exactly $90,000 a Year

Why $34,000 Is the Social Security Tax Threshold Most Retirees Never See Coming

Financial Decisions People Regret Most After Age 50

The 401(k) Bracket Smoothing Math: Why a 66 Year Old Couple With $1.5 Million Should Convert Exactly $90,000 a Year

Personal Finance Articles

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I inherited my parents’ estate after years of caregiving – should I have to share?

Frankly, With Everything Going On I Don’t Think $10m Is Actually Enough to Retire Early

We’re in our late-20s with $1.1 million already saved – how do we stop obsessing over our $6 million retirement goal?

We’re eyeing a $6 million nest egg – is it realistic to pull $200k per year and keep our taxes near zero?

I’m considering paying a 1% management fee for my investments – is it worth it for peace of mind?

We’re pushing for $5 million by 2030 – but can we really retire with $250k in yearly expenses on the horizon?

My dad never disclosed his Florida property when he divorced my mom – am I owed my dead mother’s share?

Dave Ramsey Slaps Down Lame Excuses For Not Retiring A Millionaire

I’m 40 and after working hard and doing over $1m last year, I should clear $2m this year

Elon Musk’s Comments on Social Security Spark Democratic Backlash

Suze Orman Warns Against Making These Financial Blunders

I thought I need $7 million to retire but once I pay off my house, my spending will go down – do I actually need less money?

I’m 29, inherited $2 million, and want to quit my good job to work at a juice bar – am I nuts?

Grant Cardone says “there’s no shortage of money, only a shortage of people thinking big enough” – how to dream bigger about your financial future

I’m 54 and am ready to retire with my $7 million nest egg – what should I do if my employers offers me a big raise to stay?

Financial Decisions People Regret Most After Age 50

The 401(k) Bracket Smoothing Math: Why a 66 Year Old Couple With $1.5 Million Should Convert Exactly $90,000 a Year

After Comparing Every Weekly Pay ETF on the Market, Roundhill’s Lineup Is the Only One Somewhat Delivering

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