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Christy Bieber | Mar 18, 2025 at 2:55 PM EDT

I’m planning to retire next year and spend $250k per year – is my retirement nest egg and pension big enough to support my lifestyle?

A Reddit user is considering retiring soon, but he wants to make sure he’s in a good position to continue…

David Beren | Mar 18, 2025 at 12:47 PM EDT

$15k a Month, or $2.9m Once? Which One Makes More Sense for Us Right Now?

When you think about the different ways you can earn money for retirement, pension plans don’t come up nearly as…

Joey Frenette | Mar 18, 2025 at 11:57 AM EDT

How I Plan to Invest $72K Gifted by My Grandparents for a Secure Financial Future

As Baby Boomers and members of the silent generation (the parents and grandparents of Millennials, respectively) pass on their wealth…

David Beren | Mar 18, 2025 at 10:53 AM EDT

Is It Really True That Americans Take 6 Years on Average to Pay Off a Single Credit Card Purchase?

Flywheel Publishing has partnered with CardRatings for our coverage of credit card products. Flywheel Publishing and CardRatings may receive a…

Maurie Backman | Mar 18, 2025 at 10:18 AM EDT

At 35 I Have a Near Perfect Credit Score. Here Is My Playbook.

Flywheel Publishing has partnered with CardRatings for our coverage of credit card products. Flywheel Publishing and CardRatings may receive…

Joey Frenette | Mar 18, 2025 at 10:00 AM EDT

I’m an ETF investor in sight of retirement the next five years and know I should get a fiducuary but am leery. Are they worth it?

If you’re like many investors who’ve decided to go down the self-guided route, you’re probably already well on track to…

Maurie Backman | Mar 18, 2025 at 9:53 AM EDT

We’re in our 40s with $4.6 million in net worth – how do we calculate the cost of healthcare if we go part-time and travel more?

Parents in their 40s with a lot of money can’t usually just pick up and travel for weeks at…

Maurie Backman | Mar 18, 2025 at 9:33 AM EDT

My stepmom stole our inheritance without telling us and now we want to reclaim it – are we being too harsh?

Losing a parent can be devastating. And things can become even harder when you’re left to deal with the…

Aaron Webber | Mar 18, 2025 at 9:30 AM EDT

Do you use a financial advisor? I’m curious what people’s thoughts are.

Hiring a financial advisor is supposed to be one of the signs that you have “won at capitalism”, but there…

Christy Bieber | Mar 18, 2025 at 9:00 AM EDT

Dave Ramsey reveals why he’s like paying off small debts first, even if the math suggests otherwise

When it comes to getting out of debt, Dave Ramsey is very clear on the right approach. The finance expert…

Maurie Backman | Mar 18, 2025 at 8:29 AM EDT

My financial advisor says I’m ready to retire from my high-stress job but I’m not sure – is $7 million enough to stop working?

The decision to retire is hardly ever an easy one — no matter your age or net worth. But…

David Beren | Mar 18, 2025 at 7:33 AM EDT

We Have Over $8 Million and Can Retire, but Can’t Shake the Idea We Should Keep Working for Our Son

One of the most challenging things any parent has to do at some point in their lifetime is decide how…

John Seetoo | Mar 18, 2025 at 6:29 AM EDT

We’re Young, Worth $22m, And One Day Before Retiring My Wife Says She Wants To Divorce. What Are Our Options?

Couples with young children who face the prospect of divorce have hard questions to ask themselves. However, the primary one…

Joey Frenette | Mar 18, 2025 at 6:24 AM EDT

I’m 64 with a large nest egg in my 401k and IRA funds – should I buy an immediate-term annuity to give my younger wife steady income?

With Trump’s tariff recently causing a sudden spike in stock market volatility, it’s not hard to imagine that many folks…

Marc Guberti | Mar 17, 2025 at 6:49 PM EDT

I recently won a settlement ($840K), and sat down to meet with a financial advisor last week to discuss the best ways to invest that money and make it last

A Redditor endured a tragic accident at work and ended up winning a well-deserved $840,000 settlement. He posted about it…

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Personal Finance Articles

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I’m planning to retire next year and spend $250k per year – is my retirement nest egg and pension big enough to support my lifestyle?

$15k a Month, or $2.9m Once? Which One Makes More Sense for Us Right Now?

How I Plan to Invest $72K Gifted by My Grandparents for a Secure Financial Future

Is It Really True That Americans Take 6 Years on Average to Pay Off a Single Credit Card Purchase?

At 35 I Have a Near Perfect Credit Score. Here Is My Playbook.

I’m an ETF investor in sight of retirement the next five years and know I should get a fiducuary but am leery. Are they worth it?

We’re in our 40s with $4.6 million in net worth – how do we calculate the cost of healthcare if we go part-time and travel more?

My stepmom stole our inheritance without telling us and now we want to reclaim it – are we being too harsh?

Do you use a financial advisor? I’m curious what people’s thoughts are.

Dave Ramsey reveals why he’s like paying off small debts first, even if the math suggests otherwise

My financial advisor says I’m ready to retire from my high-stress job but I’m not sure – is $7 million enough to stop working?

We Have Over $8 Million and Can Retire, but Can’t Shake the Idea We Should Keep Working for Our Son

We’re Young, Worth $22m, And One Day Before Retiring My Wife Says She Wants To Divorce. What Are Our Options?

I’m 64 with a large nest egg in my 401k and IRA funds – should I buy an immediate-term annuity to give my younger wife steady income?

I recently won a settlement ($840K), and sat down to meet with a financial advisor last week to discuss the best ways to invest that money and make it last

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

All Personal Finance Articles

I’m planning to retire next year and spend $250k per year – is my retirement nest egg and pension big enough to support my lifestyle?

$15k a Month, or $2.9m Once? Which One Makes More Sense for Us Right Now?

How I Plan to Invest $72K Gifted by My Grandparents for a Secure Financial Future

Is It Really True That Americans Take 6 Years on Average to Pay Off a Single Credit Card Purchase?

At 35 I Have a Near Perfect Credit Score. Here Is My Playbook.

I’m an ETF investor in sight of retirement the next five years and know I should get a fiducuary but am leery. Are they worth it?

We’re in our 40s with $4.6 million in net worth – how do we calculate the cost of healthcare if we go part-time and travel more?

My stepmom stole our inheritance without telling us and now we want to reclaim it – are we being too harsh?

Do you use a financial advisor? I’m curious what people’s thoughts are.

Dave Ramsey reveals why he’s like paying off small debts first, even if the math suggests otherwise

My financial advisor says I’m ready to retire from my high-stress job but I’m not sure – is $7 million enough to stop working?

We Have Over $8 Million and Can Retire, but Can’t Shake the Idea We Should Keep Working for Our Son

We’re Young, Worth $22m, And One Day Before Retiring My Wife Says She Wants To Divorce. What Are Our Options?

I’m 64 with a large nest egg in my 401k and IRA funds – should I buy an immediate-term annuity to give my younger wife steady income?

I recently won a settlement ($840K), and sat down to meet with a financial advisor last week to discuss the best ways to invest that money and make it last

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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