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Christy Bieber | Jan 16, 2025 at 9:01 AM EST

Turning 62? You Can Claim Social Security This Year — But Should You?

If you’re turning 62 this year, you become eligible for Social Security retirement benefits. This means after your birthday, you…

Javier Simon | Jan 16, 2025 at 9:00 AM EST

I have $12k in debt and I just got approved to transfer my balance to a $0 fee card – what’s my first move?

So as I was surfing Reddit, I came across a very interesting post about something none of us like: Debt.…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jan 16, 2025 at 8:15 AM EST

If You’re Rich, You May Not Get Social Security

The Social Security Administration says it may run out of money. The options to avoid this include reducing the benefits…

Joey Frenette | Jan 16, 2025 at 7:33 AM EST

I just inherited a little over $100k and at 44 years old, I have zero saved up and nervous that I will mismanage this opportunity

Inheriting a great deal of cash, is something to be celebrated as your degree of financial freedom and buying power…

Maurie Backman | Jan 16, 2025 at 7:14 AM EST

I’m 35 with $8 million in liquid assets and $2 million in a Roth — should I stop contributing to my 401(k)?

from 24/7 Wall St. An $8 million net worth by age 35 could give you the green light to stop…

Marc Guberti | Jan 16, 2025 at 5:44 AM EST

My spouse and I inherited a combined $400k and Dave Ramsey said we borrowed money too much

A Hawaiian couple recently inherited $400,000 and asked Dave Ramsey what they should do with it. This YouTube video has the…

John Seetoo | Jan 16, 2025 at 5:36 AM EST

It took me forever to save $5k and here I am decades later and looking to retire with $2m in my 401(k) – here’s how I did it

24/7 Wall Street Compounding of interest and dividends has long been known to be a foolproof method to build wealth,…

Christy Bieber | Jan 15, 2025 at 1:53 PM EST

My father was a penny hoarder and he died leaving my 3 siblings and I several million each – what should I do with the cash?

A Reddit poster asked recently about what lifestyle changes he should make after an inheritance. He wrote that his father…

David Beren | Jan 15, 2025 at 12:47 PM EST

I come from the middle class and just made $3 million from my company that got sold – why am I so nervous?

One of the biggest and most challenging financial hurdles is knowing what to do with a sudden windfall. For people…

Maurie Backman | Jan 15, 2025 at 11:48 AM EST

I’m in my mid-40s with an annual income of $3 million and my tax bill is making me sick to my stomach

from 24/7 Wall St. There are numerous ways you can reduce taxable income. Max out retirement plans like 401(k)s or…

Rich Duprey | Jan 15, 2025 at 10:44 AM EST

Roth vs Traditional 401(k)/457(b) when expecting pension income in retirement – how do I choose?

Retirement planning is no longer an easy task. Age, retirement plan options, taxes, and required minimum distributions (RMD) have all…

John Seetoo | Jan 15, 2025 at 9:55 AM EST

Some say ‘retirement planning is more than tax planning,’ but is it true?

24/7 Wall St. : The Financial Savings and Tax Mitigation components of retirement planning can often become over-emphasized in the…

Maurie Backman | Jan 15, 2025 at 9:42 AM EST

Working From Starbucks? Time to Pay Up

I have a confession to make. While I like Starbucks, I can’t say I love it. Maybe it’s the fact…

Aaron Webber | Jan 15, 2025 at 9:30 AM EST

My spouse and I make $300,000 a year but lack a firm retirement income target — how should we plan?

Do you really need a firm retirement plan? How detailed does your retirement plan actually need to be? Do you…

Christy Bieber | Jan 15, 2025 at 8:50 AM EST

We’re Less Than a Decade Away from Social Security’s Trust Fund Running Dry. What Does This Mean for You?

Social Security has long been a trusted source of retirement funds, keeping millions of seniors out of poverty by providing…

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Turning 62? You Can Claim Social Security This Year — But Should You?

I have $12k in debt and I just got approved to transfer my balance to a $0 fee card – what’s my first move?

If You’re Rich, You May Not Get Social Security

I just inherited a little over $100k and at 44 years old, I have zero saved up and nervous that I will mismanage this opportunity

I’m 35 with $8 million in liquid assets and $2 million in a Roth — should I stop contributing to my 401(k)?

My spouse and I inherited a combined $400k and Dave Ramsey said we borrowed money too much

It took me forever to save $5k and here I am decades later and looking to retire with $2m in my 401(k) – here’s how I did it

My father was a penny hoarder and he died leaving my 3 siblings and I several million each – what should I do with the cash?

I come from the middle class and just made $3 million from my company that got sold – why am I so nervous?

I’m in my mid-40s with an annual income of $3 million and my tax bill is making me sick to my stomach

Roth vs Traditional 401(k)/457(b) when expecting pension income in retirement – how do I choose?

Some say ‘retirement planning is more than tax planning,’ but is it true?

Working From Starbucks? Time to Pay Up

My spouse and I make $300,000 a year but lack a firm retirement income target — how should we plan?

We’re Less Than a Decade Away from Social Security’s Trust Fund Running Dry. What Does This Mean for You?

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Laid Off at 62 From an Employee-Owned Steel Mill: Should He Claim Social Security or Spend the 401(k) First?

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Personal Finance Articles

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Turning 62? You Can Claim Social Security This Year — But Should You?

I have $12k in debt and I just got approved to transfer my balance to a $0 fee card – what’s my first move?

If You’re Rich, You May Not Get Social Security

I just inherited a little over $100k and at 44 years old, I have zero saved up and nervous that I will mismanage this opportunity

I’m 35 with $8 million in liquid assets and $2 million in a Roth — should I stop contributing to my 401(k)?

My spouse and I inherited a combined $400k and Dave Ramsey said we borrowed money too much

It took me forever to save $5k and here I am decades later and looking to retire with $2m in my 401(k) – here’s how I did it

My father was a penny hoarder and he died leaving my 3 siblings and I several million each – what should I do with the cash?

I come from the middle class and just made $3 million from my company that got sold – why am I so nervous?

I’m in my mid-40s with an annual income of $3 million and my tax bill is making me sick to my stomach

Roth vs Traditional 401(k)/457(b) when expecting pension income in retirement – how do I choose?

Some say ‘retirement planning is more than tax planning,’ but is it true?

Working From Starbucks? Time to Pay Up

My spouse and I make $300,000 a year but lack a firm retirement income target — how should we plan?

We’re Less Than a Decade Away from Social Security’s Trust Fund Running Dry. What Does This Mean for You?

Live Nasdaq Composite: Stocks Slip as Oil Climbs, Big Tech Earnings Take Spotlight

Trump’s $200 Billion Bet on Lower Mortgage Rates Worked. War in Iran Just Changed Everything.

As Oil Races Toward $100, the Federal Reserve’s Next Move Gets Cloudier

Nervous About This Market? The Buffer Fund That Caps Your Losses, Without Going to Cash

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Laid Off at 62 From an Employee-Owned Steel Mill: Should He Claim Social Security or Spend the 401(k) First?

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