5 Things The Middle-Class Should Sell Before Retirement
Retirement can weigh more heavily on our financial decisions as we age, and selling certain possessions can be a great way to build a bigger parachute.
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You Might Be Ready To Retire Early One Day If You Follow This Retirement Rule
If you're dreaming of early retirement and have an employer-sponsored retirement account, this IRS rule may allow you to quit the workforce early.
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Warren Buffett's Smartest Investments Made Him Millions
Warren Buffett is one of the greatest investors. He would have never become a billionaire if it weren't for making smart investments with some key companies.
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5 Signs You're Wealthier Than The Average Baby Boomer
It's well-known that baby boomers hold the largest chunk of the nation's wealth. But these five signs may mean that you're wealthier than the average boomer.
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A Career Coach Warns This Common Mindset Is Sabotaging Job Searches After Age 40
Older workers are struggling to find jobs in an unpredictable market, but one expert thinks that a shift in perspective could be the secret to success.
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The Down Payment Plan Trump Rejects (Despite White House Support)
President Donald Trump poured cold water on his administration's plan for helping Americans find money for home down payments. Here is what we know.
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The US Dollar Just Fell And The Reason Is Clear
Following a year-long decline, the U.S. dollar experienced a notable drop on January 20, 2026, and the downward trend has continued since. Here's what we know.
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11 Reasons Why U.S. Retirees Might Regret Moving To Spain
Despite Spain being one of the most visited countries in Europe, it might not be the best place to retire. Find out why you might want to retire elsewhere.
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5 Financial Milestones That Could Mean You're Ready To Retire Early
Being able to support yourself financially is an important aspect of retirement. Make sure you meet these key financial milestones before you decide to retire.
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Social Security Change Could Disrupt Service For Millions Of Americans
As if Social Security hasn't been through enough in the last year, new systems are set to be implemented in early March which could affect service.
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China's Wind Farms Generate More Money Than You Think
China has become a global leader in renewable energy, and its investment in the sector is paying off. Here's how much revenue China's wind farms generate.
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The 12 Best Places For A Retiree With No Savings
Not every retiree has savings to live off of for retirement. If you're looking for a cheaper place to live, check out some of these cities and towns in the U.S.
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5 Things To Do With Your Assets If You Don't Have An Heir
If you're planning your estate and realize that you don't have an heir, these are the five useful and meaningful things you can do with your assets.
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When A Retiree Reaches This Age, It's Time To Switch To A 'Moderate' Retirement Portfolio
When you retire, it's important to change your investment portfolio to protect your money. A moderate portfolio creates growth while reducing risk.
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Why Credit Card Users At Walmart And Target Could Start Paying More
After years of legal back and forth, major retailers may be changing their credit card payment policies and consumers could wind up footing the bill.
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The 13 Worst Places For A Retiree With No Savings
Not everyone can afford to put money away for their future, but there are many places in the U.S. that are effectively impossible for those people to afford.
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Retirees Be Warned: Saving Too Much For Retirement Could Cost You
While general savings wisdom is that you should save as much as you can for retirement, there are actually situations where you can save too much.
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Morningstar's Number One Fund Of 2025 Is Revealed And The Expense Ratio Is A Huge Turnoff
Morningstar's number one fund of 2025 has had impressively high returns over the past two years, but its expense ratio offsets some of these gains.
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Customers Should Pay Attention To This City's New Shopping Cart Law
Shopping carts can be found almost everywhere — including places they shouldn't be. To address this issue, one U.S. city is implementing some big changes.
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Top 5 Reasons A Retiree Regrets Not Claiming Social Security At Age 65
After a long career, many people can't wait for the day they finally cash in on their Social Security benefits — and waiting too long can be a big mistake.
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Retirees Be Warned: Don't Ignore These Social Security Rules In 2026
Knowing how Social Security works helps keep your finances on track in retirement. These four rules are about to undergo changes in 2026; don't ignore them.
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Who Pays When A Neighbor's Tree Falls In Your Yard?
As if a neighbor's tree crashing into your house isn't bad enough already, homeowners might be surprised by how blame is assessed in these situations.
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A Financial Planner Explains How One Mistake Could Make A Retiree Pay RMDs Twice In A Year
Retirees need to keep on top of their taxes and retirement accounts. Before you withdraw any money from your RMD, make sure you do so at the right time.
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One Of The Best Assets To Inherit Is Low Risk And High Reward
This asset is liquid, easy to divide among beneficiaries, earns a decent interest rate, offers guaranteed returns, and is protected by deposit insurance.
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One Of The World's Top-Selling Cars Is Also The Most Reliable, According To Consumer Reports
This manufacturer enjoys popularity because of its highly reliable cars. Per Consumer Reports, one of its top-selling models is one of the most reliable.
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Are Social Security 'Improvements' Actually Going To Help Retirees?
The Social Security Administration recently made improvements to its customer service, but what are they, and will they actually help retirees?
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The Affordability Crisis Forced Americans To Make 3 Big Changes In 2025
The increasing cost of living in America has forced many consumers to change their spending and saving habits just to stay afloat financially.
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