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Aaron Webber | Nov 22, 2024 at 9:49 AM EST

I’ve been pouring money into my 401(k) and it’s nearly $1 million – but is it actually too much?

He is 38 years old. His wife is 37, on maternity leave with their one-month-old, their third child under three.…

Maurie Backman | Nov 22, 2024 at 9:39 AM EST

I’m Afraid Social Security Will Run Out of Money. Is My Retirement Doomed?

If you were to ask a room full of retired people whether they’re worried about the future of Social Security,…

Kristin Hitchcock | Nov 22, 2024 at 9:33 AM EST

I want to set aside $300k for my two small children – is a 529 the best way to go?

24/7 Wall St. Key Takeaways: For most parents, a low-cost passive plan provides the ideal mix of growth and savings. …

Ian Cooper | Nov 22, 2024 at 9:33 AM EST

Dave Ramsey Says This is How You Get Wealthy

Investors may not agree with everything Dave Ramsey has to say. But his advice is still worth listening to. His…

Aaron Webber | Nov 22, 2024 at 9:25 AM EST

Critical Things to Check Before Making Any Tax Deductible Donations at the End of 2024

With the holiday season right around the corner, many households may be making tax-deductible donations, or thinking about doing so.…

David Beren | Nov 21, 2024 at 1:30 PM EST

Am I crazy for considering retiring early after suddenly becoming a multimillionaire?

24/7 Insights Some people aren’t sure if they want to retire or keep working after coming into money. This Redditor…

Javier Simon | Nov 21, 2024 at 12:35 PM EST

2 in 3 Americans Are Clueless About Arguably the Biggest Benefit of Social Security

Amidst ongoing economic uncertainty and a volatile presidential election, you may be concerned that another period of skyrocketing inflation would…

Joey Frenette | Nov 21, 2024 at 12:30 PM EST

We’re in our 50s with $3.4 million saved for retirement – is it realistic that we can live off of just the interest?

For those with sizeable or rapidly growing retirement nest eggs, it can make sense to stay invested in markets as…

Kristin Hitchcock | Nov 21, 2024 at 12:17 PM EST

I’m 42 with $2.5 million in index funds and we’re not sure how much we spend per year and need help getting organized

24/7 Wall St. Key Takeaways: Wealth is only part of the equation of financial independence. Saving for retirement, starting a family, and…

Kristin Hitchcock | Nov 21, 2024 at 11:26 AM EST

I’m a high-income earner and I can’t find a partner to match my ambition. Help!

24/7 Wall St. Key Takeaways: Ambition in a partner isn’t just about income—it’s about shared effort, dreams, and the willingness…

Rich Duprey | Nov 21, 2024 at 10:25 AM EST

We’re in our 40s and wanted a target of $3 million net worth but ended up saving a lot more – how do we stop moving the goalposts?

24/7 Wall St. Insights: Acquiring more can become addicting and we end up pushing the goalposts further into the future…

Joey Frenette | Nov 21, 2024 at 9:09 AM EST

I bought NVIDIA’s stock and now it’s half of my portfolio’s value – should I sell some to diversify?

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA | NVDA Price Prediction) stock’s unprecedented multi-year surge has minted a lot of big winners. And if you’re…

Aaron Webber | Nov 21, 2024 at 8:44 AM EST

The Typical American Can’t Answer These Simple Retirement Questions

24/7 Insights Most people can’t answer basic questions about retirement until it’s too late. You can influence how much Social…

Kristin Hitchcock | Nov 20, 2024 at 12:29 PM EST

I’m 33 and making an extra $12k per month. If I already maxed out my 401k, what should I do with this money?

24/7 Wall St. Key Takeaways: When deciding what to invest in, I highly recommend keeping your long-term goals in focus.…

Aaron Webber | Nov 20, 2024 at 12:22 PM EST

My parents are in their 50s and are worth $2 million but I think they’re behind retirement – do they need to cut back?

What is it about people and the need to analyze the financial situation of everyone around them? Well, when your…

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Personal Finance Articles

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I’ve been pouring money into my 401(k) and it’s nearly $1 million – but is it actually too much?

I’m Afraid Social Security Will Run Out of Money. Is My Retirement Doomed?

I want to set aside $300k for my two small children – is a 529 the best way to go?

Dave Ramsey Says This is How You Get Wealthy

Critical Things to Check Before Making Any Tax Deductible Donations at the End of 2024

Am I crazy for considering retiring early after suddenly becoming a multimillionaire?

2 in 3 Americans Are Clueless About Arguably the Biggest Benefit of Social Security

We’re in our 50s with $3.4 million saved for retirement – is it realistic that we can live off of just the interest?

I’m 42 with $2.5 million in index funds and we’re not sure how much we spend per year and need help getting organized

I’m a high-income earner and I can’t find a partner to match my ambition. Help!

We’re in our 40s and wanted a target of $3 million net worth but ended up saving a lot more – how do we stop moving the goalposts?

I bought NVIDIA’s stock and now it’s half of my portfolio’s value – should I sell some to diversify?

The Typical American Can’t Answer These Simple Retirement Questions

I’m 33 and making an extra $12k per month. If I already maxed out my 401k, what should I do with this money?

My parents are in their 50s and are worth $2 million but I think they’re behind retirement – do they need to cut back?

‘You’re Gonna Go Into Retirement Broke and Wait on Mom to Die’: Dave Ramsey’s Reality Check for a Caller Eyeing His Inheritance

“You Don’t Want to Pass the Burden of Investments Down to Your Daughter”: Suze Orman’s Advice to a 78-Year-Old With a Disabled Heir and $111K in Savings

EEM’s 0.69% Fee Quietly Costs You $690 a Year, but Your Cheaper Alternative Charges $90

'You're Gonna Go Into Retirement Broke and Wait on Mom to Die': Dave Ramsey's Reality Check for a Caller Eyeing His Inheritance

"You Don't Want to Pass the Burden of Investments Down to Your Daughter": Suze Orman's Advice to a 78-Year-Old With a Disabled Heir and $111K in Savings

‘You’re Gonna Go Into Retirement Broke and Wait on Mom to Die’: Dave Ramsey’s Reality Check for a Caller Eyeing His Inheritance

“You Don’t Want to Pass the Burden of Investments Down to Your Daughter”: Suze Orman’s Advice to a 78-Year-Old With a Disabled Heir and $111K in Savings

Personal Finance Articles

All Personal Finance Articles

I’ve been pouring money into my 401(k) and it’s nearly $1 million – but is it actually too much?

I’m Afraid Social Security Will Run Out of Money. Is My Retirement Doomed?

I want to set aside $300k for my two small children – is a 529 the best way to go?

Dave Ramsey Says This is How You Get Wealthy

Critical Things to Check Before Making Any Tax Deductible Donations at the End of 2024

Am I crazy for considering retiring early after suddenly becoming a multimillionaire?

2 in 3 Americans Are Clueless About Arguably the Biggest Benefit of Social Security

We’re in our 50s with $3.4 million saved for retirement – is it realistic that we can live off of just the interest?

I’m 42 with $2.5 million in index funds and we’re not sure how much we spend per year and need help getting organized

I’m a high-income earner and I can’t find a partner to match my ambition. Help!

We’re in our 40s and wanted a target of $3 million net worth but ended up saving a lot more – how do we stop moving the goalposts?

I bought NVIDIA’s stock and now it’s half of my portfolio’s value – should I sell some to diversify?

The Typical American Can’t Answer These Simple Retirement Questions

I’m 33 and making an extra $12k per month. If I already maxed out my 401k, what should I do with this money?

My parents are in their 50s and are worth $2 million but I think they’re behind retirement – do they need to cut back?

‘You’re Gonna Go Into Retirement Broke and Wait on Mom to Die’: Dave Ramsey’s Reality Check for a Caller Eyeing His Inheritance

“You Don’t Want to Pass the Burden of Investments Down to Your Daughter”: Suze Orman’s Advice to a 78-Year-Old With a Disabled Heir and $111K in Savings

EEM’s 0.69% Fee Quietly Costs You $690 a Year, but Your Cheaper Alternative Charges $90

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'You're Gonna Go Into Retirement Broke and Wait on Mom to Die': Dave Ramsey's Reality Check for a Caller Eyeing His Inheritance

"You Don't Want to Pass the Burden of Investments Down to Your Daughter": Suze Orman's Advice to a 78-Year-Old With a Disabled Heir and $111K in Savings