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John Seetoo | Nov 24, 2024 at 10:44 AM EST

Suze Orman says a budget is a dumb idea to try and save money – and to do this first instead

One of the steps that many financial advisors suggest that people do to efficiently manage their money is to make…

Rich Duprey | Nov 24, 2024 at 10:24 AM EST

I’m trying to plan for retirement even though we have 3 kids – I’m unsure if $5 or $10 million is enough to comfortably live our lives

The old real estate mantra “location, location, location” very much applies to retirement planning. Being a millionaire in a low…

Kristin Hitchcock | Nov 24, 2024 at 9:52 AM EST

My wife just retired and I will soon too – 90% of stock is in American companies, is this too risky?

24/7 Wall St. Key Takeaways: Once you start transitioning to early retirement, it’s time to make adjustments to your portfolio. …

Kristin Hitchcock | Nov 24, 2024 at 9:05 AM EST

How One Woman Turned LinkedIn Into a $27,000 Side Hustle—and Why You Should, Too

24/7 Wall St. Key Takeaway: LinkedIn is no longer just a world of résumés and corporate voices. It’s a great…

Maurie Backman | Nov 24, 2024 at 8:33 AM EST

I Want More Out of Social Security. How Do I Get It?

Saving a lot of money for retirement can only guarantee you so much financial security during your senior years. If…

Joey Frenette | Nov 23, 2024 at 3:30 PM EST

We’re in our 40s and were on track to have $5 million- but I just got laid off and am anticipating a 50% pay cut

Layoffs are a really tough pill to swallow, especially if one gets blindsided by one that nobody could have seen…

Kristin Hitchcock | Nov 23, 2024 at 1:33 PM EST

We’re in our 40’s and spend $375k annually – are we saving enough to ensure we can retire eventually?

24/7 Wall St. Key Takeaways: Navigating career, family, and financial goals can be challenging when trying to reach financial independence. …

Kristin Hitchcock | Nov 23, 2024 at 12:47 PM EST

I’m 35 and just retired early with millions in the bank thanks to hard work and Bitcoin

24/7 Wall St. Key Takeaways: While this man’s story may seem extraordinary, the principles that guided his journey are accessible…

Rich Duprey | Nov 23, 2024 at 12:16 PM EST

What should I do about a previous pension that’s getting sold to another company?

Because of market volatility, many people prefer the surety of a pension plan over a 401(k) or other market-based retirement…

Rich Duprey | Nov 23, 2024 at 7:24 AM EST

I’m unhappy making $215k as a construction superintendent. How can I make $300k in a different career?

24/7 Wall St. : Finding a dream job where we can earn what we think we are worth doing the…

John Seetoo | Nov 23, 2024 at 7:13 AM EST

I’m 52 with a few million in the bank and a juicy government pension – should I just finally quit my job?

One of the perks of working in the Foreign Service division of the US State Department is the ability to…

Joey Frenette | Nov 22, 2024 at 2:45 PM EST

I’m 52 making $100k and and am being offered a role making twice as much money but with more headaches – should I take it?

Being offered a more lucrative opportunity can be a blessing and a curse for many, especially those approaching the final…

David Beren | Nov 22, 2024 at 1:51 PM EST

I’m 45 with almost $5 million and want to quit my job but I can’t pull the trigger

24/7 : This Redditor is considering a new job that offers less income. There is a concern about building generational…

Kristin Hitchcock | Nov 22, 2024 at 12:20 PM EST

I’m 47 with $4.6 million in the bank and I still tend bar once a week – how much cash should I keep on-hand?

Once you’re financially independent, the question of how to manage your cash becomes the name of the game. One Redditor…

John Seetoo | Nov 22, 2024 at 9:49 AM EST

Baby Boomers Need to Break These Outdated Money Rules

The last 30 years have seen tremendous innovations, discoveries, creations, and strides made in medicine, technology, finance, and communications. The…

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Personal Finance Articles

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Suze Orman says a budget is a dumb idea to try and save money – and to do this first instead

I’m trying to plan for retirement even though we have 3 kids – I’m unsure if $5 or $10 million is enough to comfortably live our lives

My wife just retired and I will soon too – 90% of stock is in American companies, is this too risky?

How One Woman Turned LinkedIn Into a $27,000 Side Hustle—and Why You Should, Too

I Want More Out of Social Security. How Do I Get It?

We’re in our 40s and were on track to have $5 million- but I just got laid off and am anticipating a 50% pay cut

We’re in our 40’s and spend $375k annually – are we saving enough to ensure we can retire eventually?

I’m 35 and just retired early with millions in the bank thanks to hard work and Bitcoin

What should I do about a previous pension that’s getting sold to another company?

I’m unhappy making $215k as a construction superintendent. How can I make $300k in a different career?

I’m 52 with a few million in the bank and a juicy government pension – should I just finally quit my job?

I’m 52 making $100k and and am being offered a role making twice as much money but with more headaches – should I take it?

I’m 45 with almost $5 million and want to quit my job but I can’t pull the trigger

I’m 47 with $4.6 million in the bank and I still tend bar once a week – how much cash should I keep on-hand?

Baby Boomers Need to Break These Outdated Money Rules

67-Year-Old With $1.3M Discovers Single Roth Conversion Triggered $48,000 Tax Bomb

A Couple Drew From Their IRA to Bridge the Gap to Medicare. Those Withdrawals Set a Higher Medicare Premium Two Years Later.

Why a $4 Million Nest Egg at 70 Really Only Buys $88,000 of Real Annual Spending

67-Year-Old With $1.3M Discovers Single Roth Conversion Triggered $48,000 Tax Bomb

A Couple Drew From Their IRA to Bridge the Gap to Medicare. Those Withdrawals Set a Higher Medicare Premium Two Years Later.

67-Year-Old With $1.3M Discovers Single Roth Conversion Triggered $48,000 Tax Bomb

A Couple Drew From Their IRA to Bridge the Gap to Medicare. Those Withdrawals Set a Higher Medicare Premium Two Years Later.

Personal Finance Articles

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Suze Orman says a budget is a dumb idea to try and save money – and to do this first instead

I’m trying to plan for retirement even though we have 3 kids – I’m unsure if $5 or $10 million is enough to comfortably live our lives

My wife just retired and I will soon too – 90% of stock is in American companies, is this too risky?

How One Woman Turned LinkedIn Into a $27,000 Side Hustle—and Why You Should, Too

I Want More Out of Social Security. How Do I Get It?

We’re in our 40s and were on track to have $5 million- but I just got laid off and am anticipating a 50% pay cut

We’re in our 40’s and spend $375k annually – are we saving enough to ensure we can retire eventually?

I’m 35 and just retired early with millions in the bank thanks to hard work and Bitcoin

What should I do about a previous pension that’s getting sold to another company?

I’m unhappy making $215k as a construction superintendent. How can I make $300k in a different career?

I’m 52 with a few million in the bank and a juicy government pension – should I just finally quit my job?

I’m 52 making $100k and and am being offered a role making twice as much money but with more headaches – should I take it?

I’m 45 with almost $5 million and want to quit my job but I can’t pull the trigger

I’m 47 with $4.6 million in the bank and I still tend bar once a week – how much cash should I keep on-hand?

Baby Boomers Need to Break These Outdated Money Rules

67-Year-Old With $1.3M Discovers Single Roth Conversion Triggered $48,000 Tax Bomb

A Couple Drew From Their IRA to Bridge the Gap to Medicare. Those Withdrawals Set a Higher Medicare Premium Two Years Later.

Why a $4 Million Nest Egg at 70 Really Only Buys $88,000 of Real Annual Spending

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67-Year-Old With $1.3M Discovers Single Roth Conversion Triggered $48,000 Tax Bomb

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