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Pennsylvania Town Named Most Affordable Place to Retire

Most people probably have no concept what the perfect little town in America is like to retire to.

Powerful Passive Income Strategies to Boost Your Retirement Savings

According to recent data from Northwestern Mutual, the average baby boomer has only saved $120,300 for retirement.

Essential Tax Tips Every Retiree (and Pre-Retiree) Needs to Know

Retirement planning can be much more complicated than it first appears, and tax experts concur that this is a period when individuals should take extra care to consider all aspects of their finances before making decisions about things like when to start taking Social Security or how much money to withdraw from their 401(k).

Half of Americans Feel Behind on Retirement: What's Next?

With roughly half of U.S. households owning a retirement account, boasting a median balance of around $87,000 according to the U.S. Federal Reserve's Survey of Consumer Finances, the question arises-why are so many of us feeling stuck?

Americans Need Half a Million MORE to Retire Comfortably

Americans have ambitions for their retirement, with the median worker believing they need $1.46 million to retire comfortably - a leap of 53% from their savings target in 2020, according to a new poll from Northwestern Mutual.

Rethinking Retirement: Larry Fink Calls Out the 65-Year-Old Standard

In a world where avocado toast is blamed for millennials' financial woes and Gen Z is meme-ing their way through economic uncertainty, Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, drops a truth bomb about the Social Security crisis and the "a bit crazy" standard retirement age of 65.

Home Buying Revolution: Navigating New Market Rules

The real estate market is undergoing its most significant shakeup in years, and it's about time you got the scoop. Remember the days when selling or buying a house felt like handing over a hefty 6% of your hard-earned cash to real estate agents? Well, those days are fading faster than my last attempt at a home garden during a heatwave.

A Single Woman's Guide to Retirement

Let's be real for a moment: navigating the world of retirement as a single woman can sometimes feel like you're trying to assemble IKEA furniture without the manual. You know it's doable, but boy, wouldn't some clear instructions (and maybe a helping hand) make a world of difference?

Slash Your Health Insurance Bills: Expert Tips & Tricks

Who doesn't love the thrill of scoring a great deal? Whether it's nabbing those sneakers you've been eyeing at a steal or finding the perfect avocado at half price (yes, I celebrate small victories), saving money feels good.

The 411 on 401(k)s: Unveiling the Hidden Facts You Need to Know

When it comes to retirement, the 401(k) is the superstar. It's the cornerstone of many a retirement plan, yet there are facts about this savings vehicle that often go unnoticed. Let's dive into the lesser-known aspects of 401(k)s that you should be aware of.

The Best Places to Retire in the United States in 2024

Let's find the best state to live in. Here's what our editorial staff believes is best

The Only Retirement Guide You'll Ever Need - Start Planning Now

Retirement isn't just about reaching a certain age and stopping work. It's a major life transition that requires financial, emotional, and lifestyle preparation ...

Retirement Planning Tips: How to Start Preparing Your Fund Today

Retirement planning entails determining sources of income, estimating spending, starting a savings strategy, and controlling risk and assets. Discover how to calculate future cash flows to determine the target retirement income.

Medicare Myths You Won't Want to Destroy Your Retirement

5 Most Common Medicare Myths Debunked: Don't Let These Destroy Your Retirement

Here are some of the medicare myths that you can't afford to buy into.

Want to Have $2 Million on Your Retirement at 62? This Is How Much You'll Need to Save Monthly

Are you thinking of your retirement with millions in your savings account? This is how much you need to save monthly to live comfortably in your senior years.

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