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Maurie Backman | Mar 15, 2025 at 1:52 PM EDT

Tired of Paying Taxes on Social Security? Here’s How Likely That Rule Is to Change

Imagine being retired and having to adjust to living on a fixed income. It may not be the easiest thing…

Christy Bieber | Mar 15, 2025 at 1:00 PM EDT

Is It Possible to Retire By 45 If You’ve Saved $3 Million?

Three million dollars is a lot of money. Is it enough to retire by 45? In order to be able…

David Beren | Mar 15, 2025 at 12:04 PM EDT

30 Years Ago I Bought Apple Stock And Now It’s Worth $2.5 Million. Is That Enough To Launch My Retirement?

As with many individuals trying to live in the FIRE (financial independence, retire early) world, there is always a question…

Marc Guberti | Mar 15, 2025 at 11:32 AM EDT

After Hitting $10M In Assets, What Can I Do To Make Sure It Lasts?

As you build wealth and get closer to retirement, priorities shift. Many people strive to accumulate wealth when they are…

Maurie Backman | Mar 15, 2025 at 11:25 AM EDT

I’m Nervous A Recession is Looming, Should I Flip my 401(k) To Cash?

When I first started investing in stocks, one of the worst feelings was checking my portfolio in the midst…

Christy Bieber | Mar 15, 2025 at 11:11 AM EDT

My uncle was caught off guard when he found out I knew he wouldn’t be inheriting anything – should I have told him?

A Reddit user is facing a tricky family situation right now, as his uncle is angry at him for not…

Christy Bieber | Mar 15, 2025 at 10:10 AM EDT

Dave Ramsey’s Advice For A Couple Who Won’t Combine Money After A Decade Lands Hard.

Is it a good idea to have a long-term marriage and maintain separate finances? A woman named Amy who called…

Marc Guberti | Mar 15, 2025 at 9:50 AM EDT

My daughter refuses my ‘live at home’ rule for college – should I still pay or hold firm?

A mother of three girls recently called Dave Ramsey and was looking for some advice, which was posted on Dave’s YouTube…

Christy Bieber | Mar 15, 2025 at 9:14 AM EDT

I’m a 41-year-old doctor who’s finally making good money after years of training – how do I calculate how much I need to save?

A Reddit user who has completed her medical training has recently seen her income go from $250K to $450K per…

Marc Guberti | Mar 15, 2025 at 8:50 AM EDT

I’m 40 with an $18 million net worth but will probably die young – should I just go ahead and retire?

The Fat FIRE Reddit group has more than 400,000 members and plenty of lurkers, including someone who recently shared this post.…

Joey Frenette | Mar 15, 2025 at 8:07 AM EDT

3 Ways to Help Adult Children Without Sacrificing Your Nest Egg

Many adult children are graduating into a difficult climate. Undoubtedly, whether we’re talking about considerable student loan debts, the prospect…

Joey Frenette | Mar 15, 2025 at 7:36 AM EDT

2 Reasons High-Fee Annuities Can Drain Your Retirement

Annuities may be a go-to investment option for retirees with a high net worth that value comfort, customizability, and certainly…

Christy Bieber | Mar 15, 2025 at 7:11 AM EDT

We’re in our mid-to-late 30s and earn $375k a year – is it safe for my wife to quit her job and be a full-time mom?

A Reddit user with a household income of $375K is trying to determine if his wife can quit her job…

Christy Bieber | Mar 15, 2025 at 3:12 AM EDT

After A Decade Of Saving I Only Have $140K In My Retirement Account. When Will Things Turn Around?

It’s really frustrating to work hard to save money and then look at your account balance and feel like you’ve…

Christy Bieber | Mar 14, 2025 at 3:51 PM EDT

I retired last year but now I’m going back to work because the pay is too good to pass up – will I regret this?

A Reddit user who retired early with just enough money is now planning to return to work but is wondering if…

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Tired of Paying Taxes on Social Security? Here’s How Likely That Rule Is to Change

Is It Possible to Retire By 45 If You’ve Saved $3 Million?

30 Years Ago I Bought Apple Stock And Now It’s Worth $2.5 Million. Is That Enough To Launch My Retirement?

After Hitting $10M In Assets, What Can I Do To Make Sure It Lasts?

I’m Nervous A Recession is Looming, Should I Flip my 401(k) To Cash?

My uncle was caught off guard when he found out I knew he wouldn’t be inheriting anything – should I have told him?

Dave Ramsey’s Advice For A Couple Who Won’t Combine Money After A Decade Lands Hard.

My daughter refuses my ‘live at home’ rule for college – should I still pay or hold firm?

I’m a 41-year-old doctor who’s finally making good money after years of training – how do I calculate how much I need to save?

I’m 40 with an $18 million net worth but will probably die young – should I just go ahead and retire?

3 Ways to Help Adult Children Without Sacrificing Your Nest Egg

2 Reasons High-Fee Annuities Can Drain Your Retirement

We’re in our mid-to-late 30s and earn $375k a year – is it safe for my wife to quit her job and be a full-time mom?

After A Decade Of Saving I Only Have $140K In My Retirement Account. When Will Things Turn Around?

I retired last year but now I’m going back to work because the pay is too good to pass up – will I regret this?

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Personal Finance Articles

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Tired of Paying Taxes on Social Security? Here’s How Likely That Rule Is to Change

Is It Possible to Retire By 45 If You’ve Saved $3 Million?

30 Years Ago I Bought Apple Stock And Now It’s Worth $2.5 Million. Is That Enough To Launch My Retirement?

After Hitting $10M In Assets, What Can I Do To Make Sure It Lasts?

I’m Nervous A Recession is Looming, Should I Flip my 401(k) To Cash?

My uncle was caught off guard when he found out I knew he wouldn’t be inheriting anything – should I have told him?

Dave Ramsey’s Advice For A Couple Who Won’t Combine Money After A Decade Lands Hard.

My daughter refuses my ‘live at home’ rule for college – should I still pay or hold firm?

I’m a 41-year-old doctor who’s finally making good money after years of training – how do I calculate how much I need to save?

I’m 40 with an $18 million net worth but will probably die young – should I just go ahead and retire?

3 Ways to Help Adult Children Without Sacrificing Your Nest Egg

2 Reasons High-Fee Annuities Can Drain Your Retirement

We’re in our mid-to-late 30s and earn $375k a year – is it safe for my wife to quit her job and be a full-time mom?

After A Decade Of Saving I Only Have $140K In My Retirement Account. When Will Things Turn Around?

I retired last year but now I’m going back to work because the pay is too good to pass up – will I regret this?

Stock Market Live June 8, 2026: S&P 500 (SPY) Rebounds with Chip Stocks

Live Nasdaq Composite: Nasdaq Snaps Back as Chip Stocks Rebound and AI Tailwinds Hold Firm

Forget Intel Corporation: As Rising Yields Shake Wall Street, This Unstoppable AI Powerhouse Is a No-Brainer Buy

The Odds of a Fed Rate Hike Passed 50% This Weekend. Is the Trump and Warsh Honeymoon Over Already?

Clean Energy Is the S&P 500’s New Boss: ACES Up 29% YTD

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