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David Beren | Oct 12, 2024 at 12:30 PM EDT

My job is grueling, stressful, and I hate every minute of it – can I retire on the $2.4 million I’ve saved?

24/7 Insights This Redditor is tired of working 80-hour weeks. He’s also concerned about missing his daughter growing up. An…

Joey Frenette | Oct 12, 2024 at 7:38 AM EDT

We’re in our early 30s and well on our way to having millions, but we can’t decide how much life insurance we need

Not many Millennials have life insurance on their mind, especially since many of them are still behind on various other…

Maurie Backman | Oct 12, 2024 at 7:06 AM EDT

I’m eligible for Social Security but have no idea what benefit I’ll get. How can I find out what to expect?

Key Insights from 24/7 Wall St. Your monthly Social Security check doesn’t have to be a mystery. The Social Security…

Chris MacDonald | Oct 11, 2024 at 1:35 PM EDT

Retirees: Focus on Dividend Growth With These 3 Stocks

Dividend stocks are among the top assets long-term investors want to consider when it comes to building a stable income-generating…

Chris MacDonald | Oct 11, 2024 at 10:59 AM EDT

Retiring Soon? Here’s What to Know About Your Social Security Payouts, Coming in 2025

With the 2025 social security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) now confirmed at 2.5%, there’s a mix of relief and concern among…

David Beren | Oct 11, 2024 at 6:32 AM EDT

We’re in our mid-30s and have saved diligently while paying off all of our debt – why is it so hard to spend money now?

24/7 Insights This couple has paid all of their debts. The husband is finally earning a significant income in his…

Joey Frenette | Oct 11, 2024 at 5:45 AM EDT

Finance expert Dave Ramsey warns parents to not let their “safety net become a hammock” for their children

Dave Ramsey is an incredibly popular financial advisor known for giving his take on a wide range of individual financial…

Drew Wood | Oct 10, 2024 at 1:30 PM EDT

Universal Basic Income: American Dream or Pipe Dream?

What would it be like to have all your basic needs met and be able to decide what to do…

David Hanson | Oct 10, 2024 at 1:20 PM EDT

My Plan Was to Wait Until 70 to Claim Social Security – but Now I’m Not So Sure

At 64, Carol thought she had her retirement plan all figured out. She intended to delay claiming Social Security until…

David Hanson | Oct 10, 2024 at 10:45 AM EDT

I’m 55 with $300,000 left on my mortgage and $200,000 in savings — should I focus on paying off my mortgage or boosting my retirement accounts?

Deciding whether to focus on paying off your mortgage or boosting your retirement fund depends on several factors, including the…

David Hanson | Oct 10, 2024 at 10:18 AM EDT

Jim Cramer’s Brilliant Tips for Americans Approaching Retirement

Jim Cramer, a well-known figure in the world of finance, is recognized for hosting CNBC’s Mad Money. Cramer brings his…

Kristin Hitchcock | Oct 10, 2024 at 8:30 AM EDT

My net worth is $1.6 million but I am completely burnt out with work. My lack of enthusiasm is starting to show.

24/7 Wall St. Key Takeaways: Burnout is extremely common. In fact, around 44% of the workforce experience burnout each year.…

David Beren | Oct 9, 2024 at 11:30 AM EDT

I’m 36 years old and have $3.6 million but I still rent – is it crazy to plow most of my money into a house?

from 24/7: There is a major concern about renting versus owning a home. This family would likely be financially hobbled…

Rich Duprey | Oct 9, 2024 at 10:31 AM EDT

We want to have $5 million saved by the time we’re 62 – what can we do to improve our odds?

When planning for retirement, setting goals is important. It means you have an idea of what you want your life…

Chris MacDonald | Oct 9, 2024 at 8:56 AM EDT

Social Security 2025: 3 Tricks to Become Less Reliant On Your Annual COLA Increase In Retirement

Each year, the Social Security Administration (SSA) adjusts benefits based on the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and…

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My job is grueling, stressful, and I hate every minute of it – can I retire on the $2.4 million I’ve saved?

We’re in our early 30s and well on our way to having millions, but we can’t decide how much life insurance we need

I’m eligible for Social Security but have no idea what benefit I’ll get. How can I find out what to expect?

Retirees: Focus on Dividend Growth With These 3 Stocks

Retiring Soon? Here’s What to Know About Your Social Security Payouts, Coming in 2025

We’re in our mid-30s and have saved diligently while paying off all of our debt – why is it so hard to spend money now?

Finance expert Dave Ramsey warns parents to not let their “safety net become a hammock” for their children

Universal Basic Income: American Dream or Pipe Dream?

My Plan Was to Wait Until 70 to Claim Social Security – but Now I’m Not So Sure

I’m 55 with $300,000 left on my mortgage and $200,000 in savings — should I focus on paying off my mortgage or boosting my retirement accounts?

Jim Cramer’s Brilliant Tips for Americans Approaching Retirement

My net worth is $1.6 million but I am completely burnt out with work. My lack of enthusiasm is starting to show.

I’m 36 years old and have $3.6 million but I still rent – is it crazy to plow most of my money into a house?

We want to have $5 million saved by the time we’re 62 – what can we do to improve our odds?

Social Security 2025: 3 Tricks to Become Less Reliant On Your Annual COLA Increase In Retirement

Laid Off at 64, He Thought He Had Filed for Early Retirement. He Hadn’t, and the Distinction Is Worth Thousands.

Delay Part D Two Years and a Surcharge Rides Every Prescription Bill Forever

Procter & Gamble vs PepsiCo: The Better Stock For Passive Income Investors

Laid Off at 64, He Thought He Had Filed for Early Retirement. He Hadn't, and the Distinction Is Worth Thousands.

Delay Part D Two Years and a Surcharge Rides Every Prescription Bill Forever

Laid Off at 64, He Thought He Had Filed for Early Retirement. He Hadn’t, and the Distinction Is Worth Thousands.

Delay Part D Two Years and a Surcharge Rides Every Prescription Bill Forever

Personal Finance Articles

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My job is grueling, stressful, and I hate every minute of it – can I retire on the $2.4 million I’ve saved?

We’re in our early 30s and well on our way to having millions, but we can’t decide how much life insurance we need

I’m eligible for Social Security but have no idea what benefit I’ll get. How can I find out what to expect?

Retirees: Focus on Dividend Growth With These 3 Stocks

Retiring Soon? Here’s What to Know About Your Social Security Payouts, Coming in 2025

We’re in our mid-30s and have saved diligently while paying off all of our debt – why is it so hard to spend money now?

Finance expert Dave Ramsey warns parents to not let their “safety net become a hammock” for their children

Universal Basic Income: American Dream or Pipe Dream?

My Plan Was to Wait Until 70 to Claim Social Security – but Now I’m Not So Sure

I’m 55 with $300,000 left on my mortgage and $200,000 in savings — should I focus on paying off my mortgage or boosting my retirement accounts?

Jim Cramer’s Brilliant Tips for Americans Approaching Retirement

My net worth is $1.6 million but I am completely burnt out with work. My lack of enthusiasm is starting to show.

I’m 36 years old and have $3.6 million but I still rent – is it crazy to plow most of my money into a house?

We want to have $5 million saved by the time we’re 62 – what can we do to improve our odds?

Social Security 2025: 3 Tricks to Become Less Reliant On Your Annual COLA Increase In Retirement

Laid Off at 64, He Thought He Had Filed for Early Retirement. He Hadn’t, and the Distinction Is Worth Thousands.

Delay Part D Two Years and a Surcharge Rides Every Prescription Bill Forever

Procter & Gamble vs PepsiCo: The Better Stock For Passive Income Investors

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Laid Off at 64, He Thought He Had Filed for Early Retirement. He Hadn't, and the Distinction Is Worth Thousands.

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