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Drew Wood | Sep 26, 2024 at 8:52 AM EDT

If You’re Over 50, This Steve Jobs Advice Could Change Your Life

Steve Jobs is well-known as the co-founder of Apple, a company that has transformed the daily lives of billions of…

Sammi Caramela | Sep 26, 2024 at 6:28 AM EDT

Dave Ramsey says ‘don’t give into the temptation to buy a home you can’t afford’ – and he couldn’t be more right

Dave Ramsey is a well-known financial expert who provides quality advice to individuals of all ages. From money-saving tips to…

David Beren | Sep 26, 2024 at 5:15 AM EDT

We’re in our mid-30s with $2 million saved – is it time to consider working with a financial advisor?

from 24/7: This Redditor recently hit their own magic net worth number. The question here is whether or not to…

Kathryn Koehler | Sep 26, 2024 at 4:38 AM EDT

Dave Ramsey’s Powerful Advice Every Retired American Should Hear

It’s never too late (no matter how old you are) to start investing in yourself and your future by building…

Joey Frenette | Sep 25, 2024 at 2:13 PM EDT

I Like These 2 Strategies to Grow My Retirement Income After the Fed’s Rate Change

The Federal Reserve gave stock markets a huge shot in the arm as it delivered a sizeable 50 bps interest…

Kristin Hitchcock | Sep 25, 2024 at 11:30 AM EDT

My kids are in college and I have over $6 million saved – should I stop working?

24/7 Wall St. Key Takeaways Understanding your expenses is essential when deciding how much money you need for retirement. A…

David Hanson | Sep 25, 2024 at 10:46 AM EDT

We’re empty-nesters and want to spend $150,000 on a home renovation – is it worth delaying retirement?

Meet Bill and Karen, a couple in their early 60s who have recently become empty-nesters. With their children grown and…

David Beren | Sep 25, 2024 at 10:20 AM EDT

5 Signs You’re In Over Your Head and Need to Get Professional Financial Help

24/7 Insights It’s okay to admit you need help managing your money. Sometimes, outside help is exactly what you need…

Chris MacDonald | Sep 25, 2024 at 8:56 AM EDT

Here’s What You’d Need to Invest to Generate $100,000 a Year In Retirement

With around 10,000 baby boomers entering retirement each day, the topic of retirement planning is one that’s beginning to become…

Kathryn Koehler | Sep 25, 2024 at 8:30 AM EDT

‘I really crave a simpler existence for them’: Family making over $1 million per year wishes their children could live a normal life

If you haven’t fallen down the rabbit hole that is Reddit, what do you do with all of your spare…

David Beren | Sep 24, 2024 at 2:03 PM EDT

The company I work for just got acquired and I am suddenly making more money – do I need a financial advisor or tax consultant?

24/7 Insights This Redditor’s company just got acquired, which means a pay raise. The outstanding question is whether he needs…

David Hanson | Sep 24, 2024 at 12:59 PM EDT

I’m 35, trying to save for a house while paying off $50,000 in student loans — is it even possible in this economy?

Meet Michael, a 35-year-old software engineer living in a major metropolitan area. Michael has been renting for years, but now…

Aaron Webber | Sep 24, 2024 at 11:30 AM EDT

I’m finally making a good salary but still have some credit card debt – should I get a home equity loan to pay it off?

On my daily coffee-and-Reddit-scroll session, I came across a post from eight months ago under the r/personal finance subreddit. It’s…

David Beren | Sep 24, 2024 at 10:14 AM EDT

I’m 31 and already worth nearly $2 million – do I still need life insurance?

When you become a parent, everything changes, especially your outlook on money. Instead of just taking care of yourself and…

Drew Wood | Sep 24, 2024 at 4:15 AM EDT

Warren Buffett says “if you don’t find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die” and it’s time to finally listen

Warren Buffett made his first million by 32. At 56 he started making real money, becoming a billionaire. Today, at 93,…

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If You’re Over 50, This Steve Jobs Advice Could Change Your Life

Dave Ramsey says ‘don’t give into the temptation to buy a home you can’t afford’ – and he couldn’t be more right

We’re in our mid-30s with $2 million saved – is it time to consider working with a financial advisor?

Dave Ramsey’s Powerful Advice Every Retired American Should Hear

I Like These 2 Strategies to Grow My Retirement Income After the Fed’s Rate Change

My kids are in college and I have over $6 million saved – should I stop working?

We’re empty-nesters and want to spend $150,000 on a home renovation – is it worth delaying retirement?

5 Signs You’re In Over Your Head and Need to Get Professional Financial Help

Here’s What You’d Need to Invest to Generate $100,000 a Year In Retirement

‘I really crave a simpler existence for them’: Family making over $1 million per year wishes their children could live a normal life

The company I work for just got acquired and I am suddenly making more money – do I need a financial advisor or tax consultant?

I’m 35, trying to save for a house while paying off $50,000 in student loans — is it even possible in this economy?

I’m finally making a good salary but still have some credit card debt – should I get a home equity loan to pay it off?

I’m 31 and already worth nearly $2 million – do I still need life insurance?

Warren Buffett says “if you don’t find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die” and it’s time to finally listen

Here’s How You Can Retire In America’s Pickleball Capital

Her Grandmother Is 103. For a Healthy 65-Year-Old With That Family History, the Break-Even Age Is the Wrong Way to Time Social Security.

Let Your Dividends Do The Housework For You. Literally.

Here's How You Can Retire In America's Pickleball Capital

Her Grandmother Is 103. For a Healthy 65-Year-Old With That Family History, the Break-Even Age Is the Wrong Way to Time Social Security.

Here’s How You Can Retire In America’s Pickleball Capital

Her Grandmother Is 103. For a Healthy 65-Year-Old With That Family History, the Break-Even Age Is the Wrong Way to Time Social Security.

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If You’re Over 50, This Steve Jobs Advice Could Change Your Life

Dave Ramsey says ‘don’t give into the temptation to buy a home you can’t afford’ – and he couldn’t be more right

We’re in our mid-30s with $2 million saved – is it time to consider working with a financial advisor?

Dave Ramsey’s Powerful Advice Every Retired American Should Hear

I Like These 2 Strategies to Grow My Retirement Income After the Fed’s Rate Change

My kids are in college and I have over $6 million saved – should I stop working?

We’re empty-nesters and want to spend $150,000 on a home renovation – is it worth delaying retirement?

5 Signs You’re In Over Your Head and Need to Get Professional Financial Help

Here’s What You’d Need to Invest to Generate $100,000 a Year In Retirement

‘I really crave a simpler existence for them’: Family making over $1 million per year wishes their children could live a normal life

The company I work for just got acquired and I am suddenly making more money – do I need a financial advisor or tax consultant?

I’m 35, trying to save for a house while paying off $50,000 in student loans — is it even possible in this economy?

I’m finally making a good salary but still have some credit card debt – should I get a home equity loan to pay it off?

I’m 31 and already worth nearly $2 million – do I still need life insurance?

Warren Buffett says “if you don’t find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die” and it’s time to finally listen

Here’s How You Can Retire In America’s Pickleball Capital

Her Grandmother Is 103. For a Healthy 65-Year-Old With That Family History, the Break-Even Age Is the Wrong Way to Time Social Security.

Let Your Dividends Do The Housework For You. Literally.

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Here's How You Can Retire In America's Pickleball Capital

Her Grandmother Is 103. For a Healthy 65-Year-Old With That Family History, the Break-Even Age Is the Wrong Way to Time Social Security.