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Kristin Hitchcock | Nov 14, 2024 at 1:47 PM EST

I’m 56 and suddenly have $5 million in my 401(k) – how should I think about retirement?

24/7 Wall St. Key Takeaways: While growth is wonderful to see in a 401(k), it’s important not to become too…

David Beren | Nov 14, 2024 at 12:30 PM EST

We’re in our 50s and have a household income of $400k – do we have enough saved where we can afford to retire now?

24/7 Insights The Redditor wants to step away from the workforce. You shouldn’t be sitting on so much cash without…

Joey Frenette | Nov 14, 2024 at 11:33 AM EST

I’m struggling with retiring early because my parent’s didn’t and I’m afraid I’ll get criticized if I leave the workplace

There can be a great sense of guilt in retiring before one’s parents. In this piece, we’ll go over a…

Kristin Hitchcock | Nov 14, 2024 at 9:51 AM EST

Ramit Sethi says that even if you’re not a millionaire, buying a house you can’t afford will end up costing you millions

24/7 Wall St. : It may be tempting to stretch your budget to buy a “better” home, but buying a…

Ian Cooper | Nov 14, 2024 at 9:50 AM EST

Suze Orman Reveals Hidden Danger of Renting in Retirement – ‘Make Sure You Are Not Blind to One Risk’

Renting has become popular with older Americans. In fact, according to the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University…

Maurie Backman | Nov 14, 2024 at 9:15 AM EST

I’m 65 and Need Medicare. Should I Claim Social Security, Too?

Right now, a lot of older Americans have Medicare on the brain because we’re in the midst of the program’s…

David Hanson | Nov 13, 2024 at 7:40 PM EST

This Is How Much You Should Have Saved for Retirement by Age 50

Many people dream of a relaxing retirement with travel, hobbies, and spending time with family. But turning that dream into…

Will Ashworth | Nov 13, 2024 at 6:25 PM EST

Here Is What Happens When You Withdraw Over $10,000 From Your Bank Account

If you’re thinking about withdrawing $10,000 in cash from your checking account to play blackjack during your week-long trip to…

Kristin Hitchcock | Nov 13, 2024 at 12:45 PM EST

Dave Ramsey says he “wants you to pay off your mortgage as bad as anyone in the United States” – but not like this

24/7 Wall St. Key Takeaways: Ramsey does not recommend withdrawing from IRAs early in order to pay off mortgages or…

Ian Cooper | Nov 13, 2024 at 10:59 AM EST

I typically only invest my money in index funds but I am feeling FOMO as Bitcoin surges higher – what should i do?

I typically only invest my money in index funds but I am feeling FOMO as Bitcoin surges higher – what…

Ian Cooper | Nov 13, 2024 at 10:52 AM EST

Eight Scary Retirement Statistics That Will Keep You Up at Night

When it comes to retirement, we want it to be as easy and as rewarding as possible. Unfortunately, that’s not…

Joey Frenette | Nov 13, 2024 at 10:45 AM EST

I’m 61 and just retired for the second time with a $6.2 million in net worth – I have always been money-conscience but am I holding too much cash?

Everybody’s path to retirement is unique and sure to have more than its fair share of twists and turns. In…

Rich Duprey | Nov 13, 2024 at 10:43 AM EST

Is my company’s lifetime healthcare plan worth working for 8 more years than I had originally planned on retiring?

24/7 Wall St. Insights: Crafting the perfect retirement plan is the goal, but accept there are comprises to be made.…

Joey Frenette | Nov 13, 2024 at 10:39 AM EST

We’re in our 50s and have $2.6 million in our 401k – this is our plan for finally pulling the rip cord on retirement

The problem for many prospective retirees who take to the r/ChubbyFIRE subreddit isn’t that they’re feeling just a bit of…

David Beren | Nov 13, 2024 at 9:30 AM EST

We have earmarked $350,000 to give each our kids for college and other expenses – is this too excessive?

24/7 : This Redditor is thinking about how to pay for college. They want to also set aside money for…

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I’m 56 and suddenly have $5 million in my 401(k) – how should I think about retirement?

We’re in our 50s and have a household income of $400k – do we have enough saved where we can afford to retire now?

I’m struggling with retiring early because my parent’s didn’t and I’m afraid I’ll get criticized if I leave the workplace

Ramit Sethi says that even if you’re not a millionaire, buying a house you can’t afford will end up costing you millions

Suze Orman Reveals Hidden Danger of Renting in Retirement – ‘Make Sure You Are Not Blind to One Risk’

I’m 65 and Need Medicare. Should I Claim Social Security, Too?

This Is How Much You Should Have Saved for Retirement by Age 50

Here Is What Happens When You Withdraw Over $10,000 From Your Bank Account

Dave Ramsey says he “wants you to pay off your mortgage as bad as anyone in the United States” – but not like this

I typically only invest my money in index funds but I am feeling FOMO as Bitcoin surges higher – what should i do?

Eight Scary Retirement Statistics That Will Keep You Up at Night

I’m 61 and just retired for the second time with a $6.2 million in net worth – I have always been money-conscience but am I holding too much cash?

Is my company’s lifetime healthcare plan worth working for 8 more years than I had originally planned on retiring?

We’re in our 50s and have $2.6 million in our 401k – this is our plan for finally pulling the rip cord on retirement

We have earmarked $350,000 to give each our kids for college and other expenses – is this too excessive?

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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I’m 56 and suddenly have $5 million in my 401(k) – how should I think about retirement?

We’re in our 50s and have a household income of $400k – do we have enough saved where we can afford to retire now?

I’m struggling with retiring early because my parent’s didn’t and I’m afraid I’ll get criticized if I leave the workplace

Ramit Sethi says that even if you’re not a millionaire, buying a house you can’t afford will end up costing you millions

Suze Orman Reveals Hidden Danger of Renting in Retirement – ‘Make Sure You Are Not Blind to One Risk’

I’m 65 and Need Medicare. Should I Claim Social Security, Too?

This Is How Much You Should Have Saved for Retirement by Age 50

Here Is What Happens When You Withdraw Over $10,000 From Your Bank Account

Dave Ramsey says he “wants you to pay off your mortgage as bad as anyone in the United States” – but not like this

I typically only invest my money in index funds but I am feeling FOMO as Bitcoin surges higher – what should i do?

Eight Scary Retirement Statistics That Will Keep You Up at Night

I’m 61 and just retired for the second time with a $6.2 million in net worth – I have always been money-conscience but am I holding too much cash?

Is my company’s lifetime healthcare plan worth working for 8 more years than I had originally planned on retiring?

We’re in our 50s and have $2.6 million in our 401k – this is our plan for finally pulling the rip cord on retirement

We have earmarked $350,000 to give each our kids for college and other expenses – is this too excessive?

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

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