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John Seetoo | Jan 21, 2025 at 7:16 PM EST

My ex refuses to support our kids — can I access his 401(k) for child support?

24/7 Wall Street With nearly 50% of marriages ending in divorce, the percentage of separations that become contentious and may…

Christy Bieber | Jan 21, 2025 at 4:39 PM EST

I have an estranged relationship with my children and am considering leaving them $1 million each – do they deserve it?

Should you leave your kids money even if you have an estranged relationship? This is the issue that a Reddit…

Christy Bieber | Jan 21, 2025 at 1:39 PM EST

My wife and I are on track to be at $12 million in net worth in 5 years and we think we could retire with $50m if we keep doing these steps

A Reddit user is wondering how much money is enough. He posted recently because he and his wife are currently…

John Seetoo | Jan 21, 2025 at 11:14 AM EST

Is “house-hacking,” an actual hack? Or are you actually missing out on potential cash flow?

24/7 Wall Street Supply and Demand dynamics of housing, combined with rampant inflation and tens of millions of additional migrants,…

Marc Guberti | Jan 21, 2025 at 11:11 AM EST

My gross salary is $84k – should I switch my 401(k) to a Roth IRA instead?

Traditional retirement accounts offer immediate tax relief, while Roth accounts come from pre-tax contributions. However, Roth retirement accounts have become…

Maurie Backman | Jan 21, 2025 at 10:52 AM EST

3 Things Too Many People Constantly Get Wrong About Social Security

These days, millions of seniors rely on Social Security to make ends meet in retirement. And given the way inflation…

Marc Guberti | Jan 21, 2025 at 9:47 AM EST

What did you do to plan your retirement?

It can take multiple decades to plan out a successful retirement. The path to financial independence is a marathon, not…

Maurie Backman | Jan 21, 2025 at 9:41 AM EST

I’m 46 with a $3 million house looking to trade down and buy something in the $1.5 million range – is this a smart move?

A lot of people look to downsize their homes once retirement gets close, or once their children have moved out…

Christy Bieber | Jan 21, 2025 at 9:06 AM EST

Not yet retired folks – what do you look forward to buying ONCE you are retired?

Retirement is something many people dream of — and that’s not just because it means you’ll have the chance to…

Joey Frenette | Jan 21, 2025 at 8:45 AM EST

I’ve banked over $10 million for retirement by my late 30s – am I being too conservative with my investments?

Banking more than an eight-figure sum by one’s 40s seems like an impossible feat. Indeed, it’s pretty unrealistic to set…

Joey Frenette | Jan 21, 2025 at 8:09 AM EST

I want to spend high five figures on a wedding gift for a wealthy friend but not sure what to get someone who has it all

Wedding season can be a profoundly stressful time for attendees who not only need to make time in their busy…

Katie Price | Jan 21, 2025 at 7:30 AM EST

4 ways to deal with being friends with those who don’t have the same net worth as you

During my daily Reddit scroll, I came across a post that caught my attention. I also felt this topic is…

Maurie Backman | Jan 21, 2025 at 6:19 AM EST

I’m 30 years old and just found out I have a $3.5 million trust that I never knew I was going to get – how much can I spend each year?

You’ll often read about trust fund kids — individuals who grow up surrounded by wealth, attend fancy schools, and generally…

Christy Bieber | Jan 20, 2025 at 7:13 PM EST

I’m 40 and spend about $250k per year – I think I have enough saved so I can finally retire early

A Reddit poster asked recently if they could retire despite their high spending. The original poster (OP) said he has…

Chris MacDonald | Jan 20, 2025 at 4:11 PM EST

Baby Boomers: The Right Medicare Plan Makes the Most Sense Depends On a Few Things

The baby boomer generation is undoubtedly the most important demographic for most investors to consider, from a sheer size and…

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My ex refuses to support our kids — can I access his 401(k) for child support?

I have an estranged relationship with my children and am considering leaving them $1 million each – do they deserve it?

My wife and I are on track to be at $12 million in net worth in 5 years and we think we could retire with $50m if we keep doing these steps

Is “house-hacking,” an actual hack? Or are you actually missing out on potential cash flow?

My gross salary is $84k – should I switch my 401(k) to a Roth IRA instead?

3 Things Too Many People Constantly Get Wrong About Social Security

What did you do to plan your retirement?

I’m 46 with a $3 million house looking to trade down and buy something in the $1.5 million range – is this a smart move?

Not yet retired folks – what do you look forward to buying ONCE you are retired?

I’ve banked over $10 million for retirement by my late 30s – am I being too conservative with my investments?

I want to spend high five figures on a wedding gift for a wealthy friend but not sure what to get someone who has it all

4 ways to deal with being friends with those who don’t have the same net worth as you

I’m 30 years old and just found out I have a $3.5 million trust that I never knew I was going to get – how much can I spend each year?

I’m 40 and spend about $250k per year – I think I have enough saved so I can finally retire early

Baby Boomers: The Right Medicare Plan Makes the Most Sense Depends On a Few Things

A Retired Couple Loaded Up on Tax-Free Municipal Bonds. In Their 70s, the Interest Still Taxes Their Social Security.

The Dividend Portfolio That Can Cover a Silicon Valley House Payment

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A Retired Couple Loaded Up on Tax-Free Municipal Bonds. In Their 70s, the Interest Still Taxes Their Social Security.

The Dividend Portfolio That Can Cover a Silicon Valley House Payment

A Retired Couple Loaded Up on Tax-Free Municipal Bonds. In Their 70s, the Interest Still Taxes Their Social Security.

The Dividend Portfolio That Can Cover a Silicon Valley House Payment

Personal Finance Articles

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My ex refuses to support our kids — can I access his 401(k) for child support?

I have an estranged relationship with my children and am considering leaving them $1 million each – do they deserve it?

My wife and I are on track to be at $12 million in net worth in 5 years and we think we could retire with $50m if we keep doing these steps

Is “house-hacking,” an actual hack? Or are you actually missing out on potential cash flow?

My gross salary is $84k – should I switch my 401(k) to a Roth IRA instead?

3 Things Too Many People Constantly Get Wrong About Social Security

What did you do to plan your retirement?

I’m 46 with a $3 million house looking to trade down and buy something in the $1.5 million range – is this a smart move?

Not yet retired folks – what do you look forward to buying ONCE you are retired?

I’ve banked over $10 million for retirement by my late 30s – am I being too conservative with my investments?

I want to spend high five figures on a wedding gift for a wealthy friend but not sure what to get someone who has it all

4 ways to deal with being friends with those who don’t have the same net worth as you

I’m 30 years old and just found out I have a $3.5 million trust that I never knew I was going to get – how much can I spend each year?

I’m 40 and spend about $250k per year – I think I have enough saved so I can finally retire early

Baby Boomers: The Right Medicare Plan Makes the Most Sense Depends On a Few Things

A Retired Couple Loaded Up on Tax-Free Municipal Bonds. In Their 70s, the Interest Still Taxes Their Social Security.

The Dividend Portfolio That Can Cover a Silicon Valley House Payment

Why FNGU’s 0.95% Fee Is Only Half the Hidden Cost

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