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Joey Frenette | Mar 20, 2025 at 4:54 PM EDT

Workers May Be Underestimating Social Security: 62% of Retirees Depend Heavily on It

For many Americans who wish to preserve their lifestyle in retirement, Social Security probably won’t be nearly enough to cut…

Christy Bieber | Mar 20, 2025 at 1:00 PM EDT

Should I open a Roth IRA at 24 despite market volatility and overwhelming investment options?

The stock market has been volatile in recent weeks as President Trump and DOGE institute big new changes to government…

Joey Frenette | Mar 20, 2025 at 12:18 PM EDT

2 Emerging Markets ETFs That Go Beyond China

Diversifying into markets outside of the U.S. can be a smart move, especially if it means side-stepping any potential U.S.-focused…

David Beren | Mar 20, 2025 at 11:29 AM EDT

Is $4 Million Enough to Retire on in the U.S.?

When it comes to retirement, the dollar amount you need to be comfortable is very much a personal thing. The…

Joey Frenette | Mar 20, 2025 at 11:03 AM EDT

Between The VTI and QQQ, Which Is Better For Retirement?

With the broad U.S. equity markets — most notably, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 — attempting to stage a…

David Beren | Mar 20, 2025 at 10:41 AM EDT

How to Build Wealth Without a Six-Figure Salary — What Actually Works

For as long as most of us can remember, there has been a belief that if you make a six-figure…

Maurie Backman | Mar 20, 2025 at 10:37 AM EDT

Is Working While on Social Security a Bad Idea? Here’s the Scoop

It’s a big misconception that once you start collecting Social Security, you’re automatically not allowed to earn any money from…

Joey Frenette | Mar 20, 2025 at 10:31 AM EDT

I’m anxious about another layoff despite earning $600k a year – is there a faster way to reach our retirement goals?

With all the mass layoffs that have been in the news in recent months (more like recent years), it’s natural…

Maurie Backman | Mar 20, 2025 at 10:19 AM EDT

We’re in our late-30s with $3 million in liquid assets – can my spouse’s $550k salary alone support our family if I retire?

Some people end up retiring early because they want to. Others end up retiring early because they lose their…

Maurie Backman | Mar 20, 2025 at 9:53 AM EDT

I’m halfway to my $5 million target and burning out – do I chase a better job or risk losing momentum on retirement?

When I was in my 20s, my finance job was very stressful. But it wasn’t just that I found…

Maurie Backman | Mar 20, 2025 at 8:28 AM EDT

I’m on track for a multi-million 401(k) – is there a ‘too big’ balance that forces me into higher taxes later?

It’s an unfortunate thing that many people enter retirement with little to no money in savings. But in this…

Marc Guberti | Mar 20, 2025 at 8:04 AM EDT

With $2.5 million in a 403(b) and $4 million in taxable accounts, what’s our smartest strategy for housing short-term Treasuries?

A Redditor has approximately $2.5 million in a 403(b) and $4 million in taxable accounts. The individual brought up this…

Marc Guberti | Mar 20, 2025 at 8:03 AM EDT

We’re empty-nesters in our 50s and bought $2.5 million house – what kind of return on our investment can we expect?

Downsizing can make a lot of sense when you become an empty nester. A couple in their 50s finds themselves…

Joey Frenette | Mar 20, 2025 at 7:51 AM EDT

I’d really like to have someone advising me and managing my money, but I’m curious if others in this general income bracket use financial advisors

The more elevated your net worth and the higher you climb up the income ladder, the more valuable the services…

John Seetoo | Mar 20, 2025 at 6:47 AM EDT

I’m retiring in 3 years when I turn 70 – how the bulk of my IRA be in bonds to reduce my RMDs?

There is a Wall Street financial generalization that still rings true a majority of the time: portfolios should focus on…

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Personal Finance Articles

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Workers May Be Underestimating Social Security: 62% of Retirees Depend Heavily on It

Should I open a Roth IRA at 24 despite market volatility and overwhelming investment options?

2 Emerging Markets ETFs That Go Beyond China

Is $4 Million Enough to Retire on in the U.S.?

Between The VTI and QQQ, Which Is Better For Retirement?

How to Build Wealth Without a Six-Figure Salary — What Actually Works

Is Working While on Social Security a Bad Idea? Here’s the Scoop

I’m anxious about another layoff despite earning $600k a year – is there a faster way to reach our retirement goals?

We’re in our late-30s with $3 million in liquid assets – can my spouse’s $550k salary alone support our family if I retire?

I’m halfway to my $5 million target and burning out – do I chase a better job or risk losing momentum on retirement?

I’m on track for a multi-million 401(k) – is there a ‘too big’ balance that forces me into higher taxes later?

With $2.5 million in a 403(b) and $4 million in taxable accounts, what’s our smartest strategy for housing short-term Treasuries?

We’re empty-nesters in our 50s and bought $2.5 million house – what kind of return on our investment can we expect?

I’d really like to have someone advising me and managing my money, but I’m curious if others in this general income bracket use financial advisors

I’m retiring in 3 years when I turn 70 – how the bulk of my IRA be in bonds to reduce my RMDs?

The Monthly Income Trap: How JEPQ Investors Gave Up $18,000 Per $10,000 Invested Since Inception

‘The Borrower Is Slave to the Lender’: Dave Ramsey Warns a 22-Year-Old Against Letting a Rich Friend Pay Off His $70,000 Debt

$1 Million in Retirement Savings Spends Like $40,000 a Year. Here’s Why That’s Not Enough.

'The Borrower Is Slave to the Lender': Dave Ramsey Warns a 22-Year-Old Against Letting a Rich Friend Pay Off His $70,000 Debt

$1 Million in Retirement Savings Spends Like $40,000 a Year. Here's Why That's Not Enough.

The Monthly Income Trap: How JEPQ Investors Gave Up $18,000 Per $10,000 Invested Since Inception

‘The Borrower Is Slave to the Lender’: Dave Ramsey Warns a 22-Year-Old Against Letting a Rich Friend Pay Off His $70,000 Debt

Personal Finance Articles

All Personal Finance Articles

Workers May Be Underestimating Social Security: 62% of Retirees Depend Heavily on It

Should I open a Roth IRA at 24 despite market volatility and overwhelming investment options?

2 Emerging Markets ETFs That Go Beyond China

Is $4 Million Enough to Retire on in the U.S.?

Between The VTI and QQQ, Which Is Better For Retirement?

How to Build Wealth Without a Six-Figure Salary — What Actually Works

Is Working While on Social Security a Bad Idea? Here’s the Scoop

I’m anxious about another layoff despite earning $600k a year – is there a faster way to reach our retirement goals?

We’re in our late-30s with $3 million in liquid assets – can my spouse’s $550k salary alone support our family if I retire?

I’m halfway to my $5 million target and burning out – do I chase a better job or risk losing momentum on retirement?

I’m on track for a multi-million 401(k) – is there a ‘too big’ balance that forces me into higher taxes later?

With $2.5 million in a 403(b) and $4 million in taxable accounts, what’s our smartest strategy for housing short-term Treasuries?

We’re empty-nesters in our 50s and bought $2.5 million house – what kind of return on our investment can we expect?

I’d really like to have someone advising me and managing my money, but I’m curious if others in this general income bracket use financial advisors

I’m retiring in 3 years when I turn 70 – how the bulk of my IRA be in bonds to reduce my RMDs?

The Monthly Income Trap: How JEPQ Investors Gave Up $18,000 Per $10,000 Invested Since Inception

‘The Borrower Is Slave to the Lender’: Dave Ramsey Warns a 22-Year-Old Against Letting a Rich Friend Pay Off His $70,000 Debt

$1 Million in Retirement Savings Spends Like $40,000 a Year. Here’s Why That’s Not Enough.

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'The Borrower Is Slave to the Lender': Dave Ramsey Warns a 22-Year-Old Against Letting a Rich Friend Pay Off His $70,000 Debt

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