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Rich Duprey | May 27, 2025 at 9:40 AM EDT

Invest $75K in Nvidia or Broadcom? A Strategy for Early Retirement

The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution has reshaped markets since 2022, propelled by breakthroughs like ChatGPT, which showcased AI’s transformative power.…

Maurie Backman | May 27, 2025 at 8:08 AM EDT

5 Crucial Credit Card Anti-Theft Measures You Shouldn’t Overlook

Credit cards are a convenient way to pay for purchases while racking up rewards for the things you’re buying. But…

Maurie Backman | May 27, 2025 at 7:43 AM EDT

With an 800 Credit Score, Which Initial Card Hacks Offer the Best Returns?

The average American consumer has a credit score of 715, says Experian, one of the three major reporting bureaus.…

Maurie Backman | May 27, 2025 at 6:54 AM EDT

The Typical 401(k)-Only Retirement: My Dad’s Story at 67

There’s a reason a lot of people opt to save for retirement in a 401(k). These plans make it…

Joey Frenette | May 26, 2025 at 6:42 PM EDT

I Have $600,000 at 29 — Should I Rely Solely on the Stock Market or Diversify?

In this piece, we’ll check in on the curious case involving a Reddit user who’s managed to save up $600,000…

Gerelyn Terzo | May 26, 2025 at 6:25 PM EDT

$5 Million at 50-Something: Rich Enough to Retire, or Just Scared?”

While the full retirement age for Americans is 67, many savers find themselves dreaming of retiring early. Making that dream…

Maurie Backman | May 26, 2025 at 12:30 PM EDT

$4,000 Charged and Cleared in 24 Hours: Was This a Smart Credit Card Move?

There’s a reason credit cards tend to get a bad rap. Credit cards charge exorbitant amounts of interest when…

Maurie Backman | May 26, 2025 at 11:57 AM EDT

Is Delaying Retirement at 70 Over a 4% Withdrawal Rule Smart?

A lot of people aim to retire early so they can enjoy life while their health is still strong.…

John Seetoo | May 26, 2025 at 11:42 AM EDT

I’m supposed to inherit my dad’s estate, but his sister rewrote the will – can she really get away with it?

The subject of inheritance is a ripe one for mystery writers, playwrights and filmmakers. Festooned with all types of personal…

Christy Bieber | May 26, 2025 at 10:15 AM EDT

After losing my spouse and hitting my financial goals, I’m retiring this year – how do I make sure I don’t get bored?

A 54-year-old Reddit poster has achieved her financial goals, and she feels like she’s ready to retire. However, while she…

David Beren | May 26, 2025 at 9:02 AM EDT

Finding the Ideal Balance in a High-Yield Savings Account

For some people, putting all their money into the stock market isn’t the safest place to park it. Everyone has…

Christy Bieber | May 26, 2025 at 9:00 AM EDT

From $150K to $7M: One Investor’s Rapid Rise

Most people say the first $100K is the hardest to save. Since you are starting from $0, compound growth isn’t…

David Beren | May 26, 2025 at 8:32 AM EDT

What Are The Benefits Of Using A 5% Cash Back Credit Card?

If you think about what type of credit card you want to use, between cash back, travel rewards, or store-branded…

Rich Duprey | May 26, 2025 at 8:27 AM EDT

At 29 With $45K in 401(k, Projected to $4M by 65—Can You Trust It?

Building a robust retirement nest egg in your 20s can seem daunting, but the power of compounding makes it possible…

David Beren | May 26, 2025 at 8:02 AM EDT

The Percentage of Americans With $5M Saved for Retirement, Revealed

When you think about how much you need to retire to be comfortable, for most Americans, $5 million probably isn’t…

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Invest $75K in Nvidia or Broadcom? A Strategy for Early Retirement

5 Crucial Credit Card Anti-Theft Measures You Shouldn’t Overlook

With an 800 Credit Score, Which Initial Card Hacks Offer the Best Returns?

The Typical 401(k)-Only Retirement: My Dad’s Story at 67

I Have $600,000 at 29 — Should I Rely Solely on the Stock Market or Diversify?

$5 Million at 50-Something: Rich Enough to Retire, or Just Scared?”

$4,000 Charged and Cleared in 24 Hours: Was This a Smart Credit Card Move?

Is Delaying Retirement at 70 Over a 4% Withdrawal Rule Smart?

I’m supposed to inherit my dad’s estate, but his sister rewrote the will – can she really get away with it?

After losing my spouse and hitting my financial goals, I’m retiring this year – how do I make sure I don’t get bored?

Finding the Ideal Balance in a High-Yield Savings Account

From $150K to $7M: One Investor’s Rapid Rise

What Are The Benefits Of Using A 5% Cash Back Credit Card?

At 29 With $45K in 401(k, Projected to $4M by 65—Can You Trust It?

The Percentage of Americans With $5M Saved for Retirement, Revealed

COPX vs. CPER: Do Copper Miners or Copper Futures Best Play the Electrification Squeeze?

A Widow Turned Down the Survivor Check at 60 to Protect a Bigger One Later. The Wait Cost Her $50,000.

He Kept His Spouse’s Employer Plan Past 65. Medicare Called It a Gap — and Charged Him for Life.

A Widow Turned Down the Survivor Check at 60 to Protect a Bigger One Later. The Wait Cost Her $50,000.

He Kept His Spouse's Employer Plan Past 65. Medicare Called It a Gap — and Charged Him for Life.

COPX vs. CPER: Do Copper Miners or Copper Futures Best Play the Electrification Squeeze?

A Widow Turned Down the Survivor Check at 60 to Protect a Bigger One Later. The Wait Cost Her $50,000.

Personal Finance Articles

All Personal Finance Articles

Invest $75K in Nvidia or Broadcom? A Strategy for Early Retirement

5 Crucial Credit Card Anti-Theft Measures You Shouldn’t Overlook

With an 800 Credit Score, Which Initial Card Hacks Offer the Best Returns?

The Typical 401(k)-Only Retirement: My Dad’s Story at 67

I Have $600,000 at 29 — Should I Rely Solely on the Stock Market or Diversify?

$5 Million at 50-Something: Rich Enough to Retire, or Just Scared?”

$4,000 Charged and Cleared in 24 Hours: Was This a Smart Credit Card Move?

Is Delaying Retirement at 70 Over a 4% Withdrawal Rule Smart?

I’m supposed to inherit my dad’s estate, but his sister rewrote the will – can she really get away with it?

After losing my spouse and hitting my financial goals, I’m retiring this year – how do I make sure I don’t get bored?

Finding the Ideal Balance in a High-Yield Savings Account

From $150K to $7M: One Investor’s Rapid Rise

What Are The Benefits Of Using A 5% Cash Back Credit Card?

At 29 With $45K in 401(k, Projected to $4M by 65—Can You Trust It?

The Percentage of Americans With $5M Saved for Retirement, Revealed

COPX vs. CPER: Do Copper Miners or Copper Futures Best Play the Electrification Squeeze?

A Widow Turned Down the Survivor Check at 60 to Protect a Bigger One Later. The Wait Cost Her $50,000.

He Kept His Spouse’s Employer Plan Past 65. Medicare Called It a Gap — and Charged Him for Life.

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A Widow Turned Down the Survivor Check at 60 to Protect a Bigger One Later. The Wait Cost Her $50,000.

He Kept His Spouse's Employer Plan Past 65. Medicare Called It a Gap — and Charged Him for Life.