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Marc Guberti | Feb 1, 2025 at 9:46 AM EST

We’re in our mid-30s with $5 million in the bank and no debt – can we afford to stop working?

Having a large net worth doesn’t guarantee that you can retire. While a Redditor has a net worth of $5.5…

Joey Frenette | Feb 1, 2025 at 9:30 AM EST

I Don’t Agree with the Bitcoin Bulls on Everything, but They Nail These 2 Points

With some pretty outlandish Bitcoin price forecasts floating around out there, it’s not hard to imagine that the many Bitcoin…

Christy Bieber | Feb 1, 2025 at 8:48 AM EST

I have a $25 million trust fund and a pregnant wife who’s worried my job is killing me — but I don’t want to quit

When you have an $8 million net worth, a $25 million trust fund from your parents, and a baby on…

Maurie Backman | Jan 31, 2025 at 10:05 PM EST

I’m 28 With $500,000 in Savings and I’m Burned Out at Work. What’s My Next Move?

When I was in my 20s, I worked a very stressful job in finance that had me clocking in long…

Maurie Backman | Jan 31, 2025 at 6:47 PM EST

Turning 62? 3 Things to Know About Social Security Before You Sign Up Early

One of the hardest decisions you might have to make as retiree, or near-retiree, is figuring out when to claim…

Joel South | Jan 31, 2025 at 2:35 PM EST

19-year-old calls Dave Ramsey to tell him he inherited $100k and doesn’t want to blow it

After years of pandemic-fueled high inflation rates, $100,000 ain’t what it used to be. For a 19-year-old college student, though,…

Joel South | Jan 31, 2025 at 1:11 PM EST

I’m 38 making $150k a year and I’m wondering if I should start pouring money into a Roth IRA now

Do you like math? Do you like math when it gets really complex, verging on overly complicated, and when the…

Joey Frenette | Jan 31, 2025 at 12:13 PM EST

I know that paying off the mortgage and investing is both important – hear which one Dave Ramsey thinks is more important

Paying off the mortgage is a dream of many long-time homeowners, but should you cut down on that debt cost…

Maurie Backman | Jan 31, 2025 at 11:35 AM EST

I’m 42 and have $2.4 million saved for retirement – what’s the best way to project future expenses like weddings?

We’re often encouraged to do our best to save well for retirement. And you may have a certain savings goal…

Maurie Backman | Jan 31, 2025 at 11:13 AM EST

I’m 40 and Almost at My Retirement Number. Will Having Kids Stop Me From Meeting My Savings Goal?

When I decided I was ready to have kids, one of the things I worried most about was having enough…

Maurie Backman | Jan 31, 2025 at 9:35 AM EST

4 Reasons the Roth IRA Might be the Most Powerful Retirement Account of All Time

Saving for retirement in a tax-advantaged plan makes a lot of sense. Why not reap some IRS benefits in the…

Christy Bieber | Jan 31, 2025 at 8:50 AM EST

We’re in our mid 40s and have been retired for a decade – why do we still feel guilty when we spend money?

For many people, especially those focused on retiring at a young age, life is about being frugal to save up…

Joey Frenette | Jan 31, 2025 at 8:01 AM EST

Does the 50/30/20 Budget Rule Still Work in 2025?

Many people love rules of thumb, like the 50/30/20 budget rule, which entails spending 50% of one’s income on needs…

Marc Guberti | Jan 31, 2025 at 7:45 AM EST

I Used to Dream of Retiring at 50, but These 8 Factors Have Me Now Targeting 65

Many years of financial planning and saving can help you retire sooner. While it’s possible for some people to retire…

Joey Frenette | Jan 31, 2025 at 7:17 AM EST

I have a growing family and a $3.1 million net worth – should we buy our forever home now or just keep renting?

It’s arguably the biggest financial question of our generation: should I save up and pull the trigger on that dream…

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We’re in our mid-30s with $5 million in the bank and no debt – can we afford to stop working?

I Don’t Agree with the Bitcoin Bulls on Everything, but They Nail These 2 Points

I have a $25 million trust fund and a pregnant wife who’s worried my job is killing me — but I don’t want to quit

I’m 28 With $500,000 in Savings and I’m Burned Out at Work. What’s My Next Move?

Turning 62? 3 Things to Know About Social Security Before You Sign Up Early

19-year-old calls Dave Ramsey to tell him he inherited $100k and doesn’t want to blow it

I’m 38 making $150k a year and I’m wondering if I should start pouring money into a Roth IRA now

I know that paying off the mortgage and investing is both important – hear which one Dave Ramsey thinks is more important

I’m 42 and have $2.4 million saved for retirement – what’s the best way to project future expenses like weddings?

I’m 40 and Almost at My Retirement Number. Will Having Kids Stop Me From Meeting My Savings Goal?

4 Reasons the Roth IRA Might be the Most Powerful Retirement Account of All Time

We’re in our mid 40s and have been retired for a decade – why do we still feel guilty when we spend money?

Does the 50/30/20 Budget Rule Still Work in 2025?

I Used to Dream of Retiring at 50, but These 8 Factors Have Me Now Targeting 65

I have a growing family and a $3.1 million net worth – should we buy our forever home now or just keep renting?

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Suze Orman Says a $400,000 Rental Gain Can Trigger a $10,600 Medicare Bill and the Closing Date Is the Only Thing You Control

Suze Orman Says a $400,000 Rental Gain Can Trigger a $10,600 Medicare Bill and the Closing Date Is the Only Thing You Control

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We’re in our mid-30s with $5 million in the bank and no debt – can we afford to stop working?

I Don’t Agree with the Bitcoin Bulls on Everything, but They Nail These 2 Points

I have a $25 million trust fund and a pregnant wife who’s worried my job is killing me — but I don’t want to quit

I’m 28 With $500,000 in Savings and I’m Burned Out at Work. What’s My Next Move?

Turning 62? 3 Things to Know About Social Security Before You Sign Up Early

19-year-old calls Dave Ramsey to tell him he inherited $100k and doesn’t want to blow it

I’m 38 making $150k a year and I’m wondering if I should start pouring money into a Roth IRA now

I know that paying off the mortgage and investing is both important – hear which one Dave Ramsey thinks is more important

I’m 42 and have $2.4 million saved for retirement – what’s the best way to project future expenses like weddings?

I’m 40 and Almost at My Retirement Number. Will Having Kids Stop Me From Meeting My Savings Goal?

4 Reasons the Roth IRA Might be the Most Powerful Retirement Account of All Time

We’re in our mid 40s and have been retired for a decade – why do we still feel guilty when we spend money?

Does the 50/30/20 Budget Rule Still Work in 2025?

I Used to Dream of Retiring at 50, but These 8 Factors Have Me Now Targeting 65

I have a growing family and a $3.1 million net worth – should we buy our forever home now or just keep renting?

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Suze Orman Says a $400,000 Rental Gain Can Trigger a $10,600 Medicare Bill and the Closing Date Is the Only Thing You Control

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Suze Orman Says a $400,000 Rental Gain Can Trigger a $10,600 Medicare Bill and the Closing Date Is the Only Thing You Control

Two Retirees With the Same $330,000 Income Year Get Opposite Medicare Bills and One Form Decides Which One You Are