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Marc Guberti | Jul 5, 2026 at 7:22 PM EDT

The HSA Move High Earners Are Prioritizing Over 401(k) Catch-Up Contributions in 2026

A 58-year-old software director earning $260,000 has $1.4 million in her 401(k), maxes the $24,500 base every year, and just…

Drew Wood | Jul 5, 2026 at 3:48 PM EDT

Your First Required IRA Withdrawal at 73 Can Push You Past the IRMAA Cliff for a Full Year

A retiree who turns 73 this year has a deceptively simple decision: take the first required minimum distribution by December…

Austin Smith | Jul 5, 2026 at 2:50 PM EDT

How FDIC Insurance Works, and How to Protect More Than $250,000

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation coverage protects your money at an insured bank up to $250,000 per depositor, per bank, per…

Drew Wood | Jul 5, 2026 at 2:07 PM EDT

What It Takes To Build A Portfolio That Covers A Retiree’s Grocery Bill Forever

A retired couple’s grocery bill is one of the most inflation-sensitive lines in the household budget because it has to…

Gerelyn Terzo | Jul 5, 2026 at 2:03 PM EDT

Goldman Says AI Is Driving a 22% Earnings Surge. For a 68-Year-Old, the Rally Swelling His 401(k) Is Inflating the RMD Tax Hit Waiting at 73.

A 68-year-old who retired recently with most of his savings in a traditional 401(k) or IRA is watching his account…

Drew Wood | Jul 5, 2026 at 1:09 PM EDT

Two Retirees, Same Income. Only the One Who Filed a Life-Changing-Event Form Kept the Lower Premium.

Two couples retired within weeks of each other in early 2025, ending high-paying careers that had pushed their 2024 income…

Marc Guberti | Jul 5, 2026 at 12:22 PM EDT

The Backdoor Roth 401(k) Loophole: How High Earners Add $8,600 Tax-Free in 2026

A 58-year-old engineer earning $310,000, with $1.4 million already stacked in a 401(k), asks a familiar question on retirement forums…

Drew Wood | Jul 5, 2026 at 12:09 PM EDT

The Real Cost of Retiring in Charleston, SC, at 65 on $975,000 Worry Free

A $975,000 portfolio can look like a comfortable retirement at 65, but Charleston is not a place where the headline…

Drew Wood | Jul 5, 2026 at 11:30 AM EDT

A Dividend Portfolio That Out-Earns the Average California Family

California’s median household income landed at $100,600 in 2024, according to Census data compiled by the St. Louis Fed. That…

David Beren | Jul 5, 2026 at 11:21 AM EDT

The $185,000 Portfolio That Covers Groceries, Utilities, and the Phone Bill Every Month

A $185,000 portfolio sounds like it should do a lot of work. At current safe yields, it does one specific…

Drew Wood | Jul 5, 2026 at 10:30 AM EDT

A $0 Premium and a $9,250 Cap: The Math Only Breaks in a Bad Health Year

A 66-year-old comparing plans on Medicare.gov sees two boxes side by side. The first is a Medicare Advantage plan with…

Gerelyn Terzo | Jul 5, 2026 at 10:03 AM EDT

72-Year-Old Gives $20,000 to Charity Annually. A Subtler Tax Strategy Shields the Gift From the New 2026 Floor Entirely

Picture a 72-year-old who has spent decades supporting his church, a local food bank, and a scholarship fund. He writes…

Drew Wood | Jul 5, 2026 at 9:52 AM EDT

How To Turn A Portfolio Into $500 A Month Without Chasing Dangerous Yields

Five hundred dollars a month is not enough to replace a paycheck, but it can cover a real bill: a…

Marc Guberti | Jul 5, 2026 at 9:22 AM EDT

The Roth Conversion Window Closes at 62: Why Your 401(k) Needs Action Before Medicare Kicks In

The Reddit r/Bogleheads and r/financialindependence forums are full of posts from 58-year-old married couples sitting on roughly $2.2 million in…

Drew Wood | Jul 5, 2026 at 8:14 AM EDT

Here’s How You Can Retire to the Gulf Coast of Homosassa Springs, Florida, on $900,000

Homosassa Springs offers the version of coastal Florida that still looks financially possible: spring-fed rivers, Gulf access, lower home prices…

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The HSA Move High Earners Are Prioritizing Over 401(k) Catch-Up Contributions in 2026

Your First Required IRA Withdrawal at 73 Can Push You Past the IRMAA Cliff for a Full Year

How FDIC Insurance Works, and How to Protect More Than $250,000

What It Takes To Build A Portfolio That Covers A Retiree’s Grocery Bill Forever

Goldman Says AI Is Driving a 22% Earnings Surge. For a 68-Year-Old, the Rally Swelling His 401(k) Is Inflating the RMD Tax Hit Waiting at 73.

Two Retirees, Same Income. Only the One Who Filed a Life-Changing-Event Form Kept the Lower Premium.

The Backdoor Roth 401(k) Loophole: How High Earners Add $8,600 Tax-Free in 2026

The Real Cost of Retiring in Charleston, SC, at 65 on $975,000 Worry Free

A Dividend Portfolio That Out-Earns the Average California Family

The $185,000 Portfolio That Covers Groceries, Utilities, and the Phone Bill Every Month

A $0 Premium and a $9,250 Cap: The Math Only Breaks in a Bad Health Year

72-Year-Old Gives $20,000 to Charity Annually. A Subtler Tax Strategy Shields the Gift From the New 2026 Floor Entirely

How To Turn A Portfolio Into $500 A Month Without Chasing Dangerous Yields

The Roth Conversion Window Closes at 62: Why Your 401(k) Needs Action Before Medicare Kicks In

Here’s How You Can Retire to the Gulf Coast of Homosassa Springs, Florida, on $900,000

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The Next AI Winners May Not Be the Magnificent Seven: 3 Mid-Cap ETFs to Watch

The “Hire Your Kid” Rule: Pay Your Child $15,000 From the Family Business and Neither of You Owes the IRS a Dime

You Turn 73 and the IRS Makes You Take the Money. These 3 ETFs Turn Forced RMDs Into a Paycheck

How a 55-Year-Old Teacher Could Replace an $85,000 Salary With Dividend Growth Plus Covered Calls

The "Hire Your Kid" Rule: Pay Your Child $15,000 From the Family Business and Neither of You Owes the IRS a Dime

How a 55-Year-Old Teacher Could Replace an $85,000 Salary With Dividend Growth Plus Covered Calls

The Next AI Winners May Not Be the Magnificent Seven: 3 Mid-Cap ETFs to Watch

Personal Finance Articles

All Personal Finance Articles

The HSA Move High Earners Are Prioritizing Over 401(k) Catch-Up Contributions in 2026

Your First Required IRA Withdrawal at 73 Can Push You Past the IRMAA Cliff for a Full Year

How FDIC Insurance Works, and How to Protect More Than $250,000

What It Takes To Build A Portfolio That Covers A Retiree’s Grocery Bill Forever

Goldman Says AI Is Driving a 22% Earnings Surge. For a 68-Year-Old, the Rally Swelling His 401(k) Is Inflating the RMD Tax Hit Waiting at 73.

Two Retirees, Same Income. Only the One Who Filed a Life-Changing-Event Form Kept the Lower Premium.

The Backdoor Roth 401(k) Loophole: How High Earners Add $8,600 Tax-Free in 2026

The Real Cost of Retiring in Charleston, SC, at 65 on $975,000 Worry Free

A Dividend Portfolio That Out-Earns the Average California Family

The $185,000 Portfolio That Covers Groceries, Utilities, and the Phone Bill Every Month

A $0 Premium and a $9,250 Cap: The Math Only Breaks in a Bad Health Year

72-Year-Old Gives $20,000 to Charity Annually. A Subtler Tax Strategy Shields the Gift From the New 2026 Floor Entirely

How To Turn A Portfolio Into $500 A Month Without Chasing Dangerous Yields

The Roth Conversion Window Closes at 62: Why Your 401(k) Needs Action Before Medicare Kicks In

Here’s How You Can Retire to the Gulf Coast of Homosassa Springs, Florida, on $900,000

Live: Can Intel Continue Its Meteoric 327% Run With Q2 Earnings Tonight?

Live: Will Decker Brands Beat Q1 Earnings Tonight After the Market Closes?

The Next AI Winners May Not Be the Magnificent Seven: 3 Mid-Cap ETFs to Watch

The “Hire Your Kid” Rule: Pay Your Child $15,000 From the Family Business and Neither of You Owes the IRS a Dime

You Turn 73 and the IRS Makes You Take the Money. These 3 ETFs Turn Forced RMDs Into a Paycheck

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