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Drew Wood | Oct 8, 2024 at 11:30 AM EDT

Buying a Lottery Ticket Might Be Worth It – Even Though You Won’t Win

“What would you do if you won the lottery?” That’s a conversation-starter everyone enjoys. Imagine having millions of dollars dumped…

Kristin Hitchcock | Oct 8, 2024 at 11:14 AM EDT

I make a $170k a year and I finally hit the millionaire status and I save up to 50% of my earnings

24/7 Wall St. : Allocating at least 50% of your income toward savings and investments can accelerate your path to…

Kristin Hitchcock | Oct 8, 2024 at 10:12 AM EDT

I’ve banked $500k in liquid assets but now I’m completely burnt out and don’t care about money anymore – what comes next?

24/7 Wall St. Key Takeaways: Burnout is a serious problem for many, especially in sales. Burnout is beyond just feeling…

Joey Frenette | Oct 8, 2024 at 9:10 AM EDT

Term vs. Whole Life Insurance: Which Is Right for You and Your Family?

If you’re in the market for a life insurance product to ensure your family isn’t put in a difficult financial…

Joey Frenette | Oct 8, 2024 at 8:52 AM EDT

I’m 40 and only a few million dollars away from my retirement goal but I want kids – how much will it impact my spending?

Few folks are fortunate enough to be multi-millionaires by the time they turn 40. Such an individual took to the…

Chris MacDonald | Oct 8, 2024 at 8:49 AM EDT

Here’s Where Both Parties Really Stand on Social Security Right Now

It’s becoming clear to many retirees, and those nearing retirement, that the social security benefits once considered to be iron-clad…

Chris MacDonald | Oct 8, 2024 at 7:52 AM EDT

Social Security 2025: These States Will Get the Smallest COLA Pay Bumps Next Year

Estimates vary with respect to the degree to which the social security administration (SSA) will increase distributions to seniors in…

Kristin Hitchcock | Oct 8, 2024 at 1:49 AM EDT

We want kids but it’s unafforable in the big city we live – how do I find a new city that fits our financial needs?

24/7 Wall St. Key Takeaways: When choosing a new city to move to, consider your lifestyle preferences and financial goals.…

Gerelyn Terzo | Oct 7, 2024 at 2:04 PM EDT

Millions of Americans Not Receiving Social Security Benefits

Many Americans sacrifice a piece of their paycheck to ensure they’ll have at least some income in retirement. Social Security…

David Beren | Oct 7, 2024 at 9:31 AM EDT

42-Year-Old Corporate Executive Earning $2 Million Confessses Even He Can’t Decide When to Retire

24/7 Insights This executive earns approximately $2.3 million a year. He keeps pushing back his retirement date to earn more. …

Joey Frenette | Oct 7, 2024 at 7:49 AM EDT

I’m 54 in great health and have $3 million saved for retirement – should I still consider long-term care insurance?

There are some pretty big decisions that people will need to make before they finally wind down and retire. Indeed,…

Rich Duprey | Oct 6, 2024 at 10:10 AM EDT

We’re in our early 30s and have $200k in cash just sitting around – what’s the best thing to do with it?

Just because people make a lot of money doesn’t mean they are set financially. Particularly when they’re young and earning…

Kristin Hitchcock | Oct 5, 2024 at 10:47 AM EDT

I’m 44 with $2 million saved for retirement but I still feel way behind – is it too late to switch careers?

One of the big problems with financial security is that it’s often hard to tell when you’ve made it, especially…

Joey Frenette | Oct 5, 2024 at 9:45 AM EDT

“It would be nice to take a break”: Meet the young couple making $450,000 per year that might put it all on pause

In this piece, we’ll look at two 35-year-olds who pull in a combined sum of around $450,000 annually but long…

David Beren | Oct 5, 2024 at 8:45 AM EDT

I live on a 500-acre lot and have socked away $3 million – can I retire if I only spend $120,000 per year?

One of the things we all wish for while working is the opportunity to retire early enough to enjoy life.…

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Buying a Lottery Ticket Might Be Worth It – Even Though You Won’t Win

I make a $170k a year and I finally hit the millionaire status and I save up to 50% of my earnings

I’ve banked $500k in liquid assets but now I’m completely burnt out and don’t care about money anymore – what comes next?

Term vs. Whole Life Insurance: Which Is Right for You and Your Family?

I’m 40 and only a few million dollars away from my retirement goal but I want kids – how much will it impact my spending?

Here’s Where Both Parties Really Stand on Social Security Right Now

Social Security 2025: These States Will Get the Smallest COLA Pay Bumps Next Year

We want kids but it’s unafforable in the big city we live – how do I find a new city that fits our financial needs?

Millions of Americans Not Receiving Social Security Benefits

42-Year-Old Corporate Executive Earning $2 Million Confessses Even He Can’t Decide When to Retire

I’m 54 in great health and have $3 million saved for retirement – should I still consider long-term care insurance?

We’re in our early 30s and have $200k in cash just sitting around – what’s the best thing to do with it?

I’m 44 with $2 million saved for retirement but I still feel way behind – is it too late to switch careers?

“It would be nice to take a break”: Meet the young couple making $450,000 per year that might put it all on pause

I live on a 500-acre lot and have socked away $3 million – can I retire if I only spend $120,000 per year?

‘Who Loans Somebody $175,000 to Get an Almost Degree?’: Dave Ramsey Unloads on an Army Soldier Whose Wife Has $177K in Student Debt and No Degree

Let’s Be Real. For Most Retirees, Only One Caribbean Island Actually Works

Is This the Most Undervalued Sector ETF on the Market?

He Turned 50, Walked Off the Job, and Tapped His $900,000 401(k) With Zero Penalty. The Age Rule Written for One Kind of Worker

'Who Loans Somebody $175,000 to Get an Almost Degree?': Dave Ramsey Unloads on an Army Soldier Whose Wife Has $177K in Student Debt and No Degree

He Turned 50, Walked Off the Job, and Tapped His $900,000 401(k) With Zero Penalty. The Age Rule Written for One Kind of Worker

‘Who Loans Somebody $175,000 to Get an Almost Degree?’: Dave Ramsey Unloads on an Army Soldier Whose Wife Has $177K in Student Debt and No Degree

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Buying a Lottery Ticket Might Be Worth It – Even Though You Won’t Win

I make a $170k a year and I finally hit the millionaire status and I save up to 50% of my earnings

I’ve banked $500k in liquid assets but now I’m completely burnt out and don’t care about money anymore – what comes next?

Term vs. Whole Life Insurance: Which Is Right for You and Your Family?

I’m 40 and only a few million dollars away from my retirement goal but I want kids – how much will it impact my spending?

Here’s Where Both Parties Really Stand on Social Security Right Now

Social Security 2025: These States Will Get the Smallest COLA Pay Bumps Next Year

We want kids but it’s unafforable in the big city we live – how do I find a new city that fits our financial needs?

Millions of Americans Not Receiving Social Security Benefits

42-Year-Old Corporate Executive Earning $2 Million Confessses Even He Can’t Decide When to Retire

I’m 54 in great health and have $3 million saved for retirement – should I still consider long-term care insurance?

We’re in our early 30s and have $200k in cash just sitting around – what’s the best thing to do with it?

I’m 44 with $2 million saved for retirement but I still feel way behind – is it too late to switch careers?

“It would be nice to take a break”: Meet the young couple making $450,000 per year that might put it all on pause

I live on a 500-acre lot and have socked away $3 million – can I retire if I only spend $120,000 per year?

‘Who Loans Somebody $175,000 to Get an Almost Degree?’: Dave Ramsey Unloads on an Army Soldier Whose Wife Has $177K in Student Debt and No Degree

Let’s Be Real. For Most Retirees, Only One Caribbean Island Actually Works

Is This the Most Undervalued Sector ETF on the Market?

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He Turned 50, Walked Off the Job, and Tapped His $900,000 401(k) With Zero Penalty. The Age Rule Written for One Kind of Worker

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