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Gerelyn Terzo | Jul 17, 2026 at 6:02 AM EDT

He’s an Engineer in His 60s With Nearly $500,000 in Student Debt. Retirement Isn’t on the Table.

The Retirement That Keeps Moving Further Away Picture a man in his early 60s who has spent decades designing things…

Drew Wood | Jul 17, 2026 at 5:04 AM EDT

A $1 Million Portfolio That Reliably Pays You $6,000 a Month

Six thousand dollars a month is close to what many households use as a retirement-income target. The latest BLS Consumer…

Marc Guberti | Jul 16, 2026 at 9:43 PM EDT

Why High-Earning Pilots Should Delay 401(k) Roth Conversions Until After Mandatory Retirement at 65

Most senior airline pilots assume the years before mandatory retirement at 65 are the ideal window for Roth conversions, but…

Michael Williams | Jul 16, 2026 at 7:51 PM EDT

Everyone’s Chasing The Villages. Smart Retirees Are Quietly Buying Here Instead

Florida's most famous retirement community has a cost stack that the brochure never mentions, and a growing group of retirees…

Michael Williams | Jul 16, 2026 at 7:27 PM EDT

The 5% CDs Everyone Bought in 2024 Are Quietly Raising 2026 Medicare Premiums

That CD you locked in when rates peaked felt like a win, but the IRS reported every dollar of interest…

Gerelyn Terzo | Jul 16, 2026 at 6:54 PM EDT

Economist: “The Biggest Threat” to Inflation Isn’t Buried in the June CPI Report

The June inflation report looks like good news until you hear what Moody's chief economist says keeps him up at…

Michael Williams | Jul 16, 2026 at 6:42 PM EDT

Zero State Income Tax and $1 Million: Here’s How to Retire to Florida’s Gulf Coast at 62

Florida's zero state income tax sounds like a retiree's dream, but one line item on the Gulf Coast budget quietly…

Michael Williams | Jul 16, 2026 at 6:25 PM EDT

Big Hospital Systems Are Dropping Medicare Advantage Plans Mid-Contract. Patients Find Out by Letter

Your Medicare Advantage plan stays active on paper, but the hospital you have used for decades can quietly vanish from…

Michael Williams | Jul 16, 2026 at 6:21 PM EDT

I’m 36 with $75,000 in debt and a $34,000 underwater car loan. Dave Ramsey says the dealer set me up: here’s my way out

A 36-year-old truck driver called Dave Ramsey carrying $75,000 in debt and a car loan so far underwater it could…

Michael Williams | Jul 16, 2026 at 5:41 PM EDT

For Most Retirees, Only One Texas City Actually Makes Sense. Here’s Which.

Texas promises a retirement haven with no state income tax, but most transplants discover too late that where you land…

Michael Williams | Jul 16, 2026 at 5:20 PM EDT

I’m 66 with only $10k saved and no pension. Dave Ramsey mapped out how I can own a house and build $350k by 76

At 66 with almost nothing saved, Mary called Dave Ramsey expecting bad news, but the plan he built for her…

Michael Williams | Jul 16, 2026 at 5:18 PM EDT

Your $5 Copay Depends on One Word: ‘Preferred.’ Pharmacy Networks Reshuffle Every January

One word buried in your Medicare plan's network directory can quietly multiply your prescription copay overnight, and most enrollees never…

Marc Guberti | Jul 16, 2026 at 3:55 PM EDT

The $1.6 Million 401(k) Strategy That Beats Waiting: Spend First, Let Social Security Compound to 70

Most retirees treat their 401(k) and Social Security as a pair of levers to pull together, but a growing number…

David Beren | Jul 16, 2026 at 3:03 PM EDT

A 70-Year-Old With $600,000 Delays Social Security for the 8% Bonus, and Walks Into a Bigger RMD

Waiting until 70 to claim Social Security locks in a guaranteed 8% annual credit, but the same decision quietly inflates…

David Beren | Jul 16, 2026 at 2:57 PM EDT

IRMAA Isn’t a Tax, but a Retired Couple Can Pay $8,000+ a Year Extra for the Same Medicare

Medicare charges higher-income retirees the same coverage at a dramatically higher price, and the rules for who gets hit follow…

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He’s an Engineer in His 60s With Nearly $500,000 in Student Debt. Retirement Isn’t on the Table.

A $1 Million Portfolio That Reliably Pays You $6,000 a Month

Why High-Earning Pilots Should Delay 401(k) Roth Conversions Until After Mandatory Retirement at 65

Everyone’s Chasing The Villages. Smart Retirees Are Quietly Buying Here Instead

The 5% CDs Everyone Bought in 2024 Are Quietly Raising 2026 Medicare Premiums

Economist: “The Biggest Threat” to Inflation Isn’t Buried in the June CPI Report

Zero State Income Tax and $1 Million: Here’s How to Retire to Florida’s Gulf Coast at 62

Big Hospital Systems Are Dropping Medicare Advantage Plans Mid-Contract. Patients Find Out by Letter

I’m 36 with $75,000 in debt and a $34,000 underwater car loan. Dave Ramsey says the dealer set me up: here’s my way out

For Most Retirees, Only One Texas City Actually Makes Sense. Here’s Which.

I’m 66 with only $10k saved and no pension. Dave Ramsey mapped out how I can own a house and build $350k by 76

Your $5 Copay Depends on One Word: ‘Preferred.’ Pharmacy Networks Reshuffle Every January

The $1.6 Million 401(k) Strategy That Beats Waiting: Spend First, Let Social Security Compound to 70

A 70-Year-Old With $600,000 Delays Social Security for the 8% Bonus, and Walks Into a Bigger RMD

IRMAA Isn’t a Tax, but a Retired Couple Can Pay $8,000+ a Year Extra for the Same Medicare

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He’s an Engineer in His 60s With Nearly $500,000 in Student Debt. Retirement Isn’t on the Table.

A $1 Million Portfolio That Reliably Pays You $6,000 a Month

Why High-Earning Pilots Should Delay 401(k) Roth Conversions Until After Mandatory Retirement at 65

Everyone’s Chasing The Villages. Smart Retirees Are Quietly Buying Here Instead

The 5% CDs Everyone Bought in 2024 Are Quietly Raising 2026 Medicare Premiums

Economist: “The Biggest Threat” to Inflation Isn’t Buried in the June CPI Report

Zero State Income Tax and $1 Million: Here’s How to Retire to Florida’s Gulf Coast at 62

Big Hospital Systems Are Dropping Medicare Advantage Plans Mid-Contract. Patients Find Out by Letter

I’m 36 with $75,000 in debt and a $34,000 underwater car loan. Dave Ramsey says the dealer set me up: here’s my way out

For Most Retirees, Only One Texas City Actually Makes Sense. Here’s Which.

I’m 66 with only $10k saved and no pension. Dave Ramsey mapped out how I can own a house and build $350k by 76

Your $5 Copay Depends on One Word: ‘Preferred.’ Pharmacy Networks Reshuffle Every January

The $1.6 Million 401(k) Strategy That Beats Waiting: Spend First, Let Social Security Compound to 70

A 70-Year-Old With $600,000 Delays Social Security for the 8% Bonus, and Walks Into a Bigger RMD

IRMAA Isn’t a Tax, but a Retired Couple Can Pay $8,000+ a Year Extra for the Same Medicare

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Trump’s $200 Billion Bet on Lower Mortgage Rates Worked. War in Iran Just Changed Everything.

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Laid Off at 62 From an Employee-Owned Steel Mill: Should He Claim Social Security or Spend the 401(k) First?

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