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David Beren | Jan 12, 2025 at 11:05 AM EST

I had $600k saved for retirement in my late 20s and I just found out I inherited $5 million – what’s my next move?

One of the best things that can happen to anyone is that you establish good money habits to start saving…

Christy Bieber | Jan 12, 2025 at 11:00 AM EST

My daughter is upset that we gave my son money for a down payment but won’t give her one – is she right?

Is it fair to give one of your kids help with a home down payment and not the other? That’s…

Aaron Webber | Jan 12, 2025 at 10:30 AM EST

I’m 29 with $45k in my 401(k) and according to the calculators I’ll have $4m by the time I’m 65 and that seems like a stretch to me

Can you trust the websites and tools that project your retirement savings into the future? How accurate can those predictions…

Christy Bieber | Jan 12, 2025 at 10:28 AM EST

This is the Biggest Social Security Check Any Retiree Will Get in 2025

Social Security is one of the most important income sources for retirees. Most people qualify for retirement benefits as long…

Aaron Webber | Jan 12, 2025 at 9:30 AM EST

I’m in my late 40’s and I’m bored of work. Can I walk away with a net worth of $15 million?

How much money is enough? When can you safely walk away from work, the rat race, and the corporate grind?…

Christy Bieber | Jan 12, 2025 at 9:27 AM EST

Dave Ramsey shares some blunt advice for if you’ve made it financially and your friends call you greedy

Recently, a single mother sent in a question to the Dave Ramsey show to get some advice. She said she'd…

Aaron Webber | Jan 12, 2025 at 8:30 AM EST

I’m 48 and aim to retire in 10 years, spending $50k per month—is my net worth enough?

One of the saddest things about modern culture is the need to compare our finances to each other and judge…

Christy Bieber | Jan 12, 2025 at 8:25 AM EST

I’m in my 40s with millions saved—should I consider long-term care insurance?

A Reddit poster with millions saved asked recently whether he should buy long-term care insurance in his 40s. His thinking…

Chris MacDonald | Jan 12, 2025 at 8:17 AM EST

I’m planning on leaving work to go back to school – should I use these low-earnings years to convert my 401(k) to a Roth?

Life transitions can certainly provide many investors with plenty to think about. The idea of changing careers, getting married, having…

David Beren | Jan 11, 2025 at 2:47 PM EST

What are the different types of cash back cards for 2025 and how do they each work?

When you think about cash-back credit cards, it’s safe to assume that you might think all cards are created equal.…

Chris MacDonald | Jan 11, 2025 at 2:13 PM EST

I retired early at age 33 – should I get a government job to bank another million and live the rest of my life on easy mode?

Everyone’s individual situation is different, and some have certainly been luckier than others in terms of choosing their career path…

David Beren | Jan 11, 2025 at 1:31 PM EST

My wife and I are in our 50s and want to relocate for retirement. Will we miss out on our kids’ lives?

When it comes to growing older, one thing that parents always hope to do is to stay near their children.…

David Beren | Jan 11, 2025 at 11:11 AM EST

My brother just burned through $1.4 million of his trust fund – these were his big mistakes

When you think about trust funds and managing inherited money correctly, it is hardly surprising to learn that different siblings…

Christy Bieber | Jan 11, 2025 at 10:44 AM EST

I’m almost 70 and want to relocate for retirement. Is it smarter to rent or buy a new home?

There’s a lot of factors at play when you decide where to spend your retirement years. One Reddit poster highlighted…

Aaron Webber | Jan 11, 2025 at 10:30 AM EST

My employer offers a mega backdoor Roth IRA — how can we maximize our contributions?

Figuring out how to save for retirement can be confusing and frustrating. If you’ve had questions about which account to…

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Personal Finance Articles

All Personal Finance Articles

I had $600k saved for retirement in my late 20s and I just found out I inherited $5 million – what’s my next move?

My daughter is upset that we gave my son money for a down payment but won’t give her one – is she right?

I’m 29 with $45k in my 401(k) and according to the calculators I’ll have $4m by the time I’m 65 and that seems like a stretch to me

This is the Biggest Social Security Check Any Retiree Will Get in 2025

I’m in my late 40’s and I’m bored of work. Can I walk away with a net worth of $15 million?

Dave Ramsey shares some blunt advice for if you’ve made it financially and your friends call you greedy

I’m 48 and aim to retire in 10 years, spending $50k per month—is my net worth enough?

I’m in my 40s with millions saved—should I consider long-term care insurance?

I’m planning on leaving work to go back to school – should I use these low-earnings years to convert my 401(k) to a Roth?

What are the different types of cash back cards for 2025 and how do they each work?

I retired early at age 33 – should I get a government job to bank another million and live the rest of my life on easy mode?

My wife and I are in our 50s and want to relocate for retirement. Will we miss out on our kids’ lives?

My brother just burned through $1.4 million of his trust fund – these were his big mistakes

I’m almost 70 and want to relocate for retirement. Is it smarter to rent or buy a new home?

My employer offers a mega backdoor Roth IRA — how can we maximize our contributions?

Study: AI Is Actually Creating More Jobs, Not Killing Them (But There’s a Catch)

$900,000 and a Boat Slip: Here’s How to Retire to Cape Coral, Florida, at 62

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

$900,000 and a Boat Slip: Here's How to Retire to Cape Coral, Florida, at 62

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

Study: AI Is Actually Creating More Jobs, Not Killing Them (But There’s a Catch)

$900,000 and a Boat Slip: Here’s How to Retire to Cape Coral, Florida, at 62

Personal Finance Articles

All Personal Finance Articles

I had $600k saved for retirement in my late 20s and I just found out I inherited $5 million – what’s my next move?

My daughter is upset that we gave my son money for a down payment but won’t give her one – is she right?

I’m 29 with $45k in my 401(k) and according to the calculators I’ll have $4m by the time I’m 65 and that seems like a stretch to me

This is the Biggest Social Security Check Any Retiree Will Get in 2025

I’m in my late 40’s and I’m bored of work. Can I walk away with a net worth of $15 million?

Dave Ramsey shares some blunt advice for if you’ve made it financially and your friends call you greedy

I’m 48 and aim to retire in 10 years, spending $50k per month—is my net worth enough?

I’m in my 40s with millions saved—should I consider long-term care insurance?

I’m planning on leaving work to go back to school – should I use these low-earnings years to convert my 401(k) to a Roth?

What are the different types of cash back cards for 2025 and how do they each work?

I retired early at age 33 – should I get a government job to bank another million and live the rest of my life on easy mode?

My wife and I are in our 50s and want to relocate for retirement. Will we miss out on our kids’ lives?

My brother just burned through $1.4 million of his trust fund – these were his big mistakes

I’m almost 70 and want to relocate for retirement. Is it smarter to rent or buy a new home?

My employer offers a mega backdoor Roth IRA — how can we maximize our contributions?

Study: AI Is Actually Creating More Jobs, Not Killing Them (But There’s a Catch)

$900,000 and a Boat Slip: Here’s How to Retire to Cape Coral, Florida, at 62

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

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