Retirement
Here Are Some Financial Moves That Can Ease The Pain Of Market Declines
ByBob Carlson,
Senior Contributor
As Tariff And Market Anxiety Rises, How Will Your Generation React?
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Social Security Is Breaking Down— Millions Will Feel It First
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Four Trump Threats To Social Security
Senior Contributor
There is a good chance someone you know will not get their Social Security check in the next one to three months.
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Technology Is The New Essential Cost In Retirement Planning
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Caught In The Middle: The Sandwich Generation’s Financial Fears About Aging Parents
Adult children with aging parents face fears about elders running out of money. They still have kids at home and they feel burdened.
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Here Are Some Financial Moves That Can Ease The Pain Of Market Declines
Instead of worrying or listening to talking heads, investors should consider responding to a market decline with one or more of these strategies.
ByBob Carlson,
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4 Questions That Can Help You Create Your Retirement Handbook
Where do we learn how to navigate life after our career? Create a vision and seek out role models.
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Steps To Retire At 40 — And How Much Money You'll Need
Learn the steps to retire at 40 and how much money you’ll need to make it happen. Achieve early financial independence with these practical tips.
BySteve Vernon,
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Medicare Enrollment Trap: Incomplete Instructions
Given the current climate, those applying for Medicare need to do everything they can to ensure they do it right the first time.
ByDiane Omdahl,
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Here's How President Trump's Tariffs Could Impact Your Retirement
Assess how tariffs will impact your retirement finances and adopt strategies to help protect your retirement from financial damage caused by tariffs.
BySteve Vernon,
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How To Declutter Your Retirement Finances
Learn how to declutter your retirement finances by reducing unnecessary accounts and organizing for a secure future. Tips for simplifying and protecting your wealth.
BySteve Vernon,
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Building The Portfolio Of Life: Dr. Meir Statman’s Fourfold Framework For Financial Well-Being
In "A Wealth of Well-Being," Dr. Meir Statman helps us construct a portfolio not simply consisting of financial assets, but a portfolio of life.
ByTim Maurer,
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As Tariff And Market Anxiety Rises, How Will Your Generation React?
Tariffs triggered a market plunge, but the emotional impact spans generations—shaping spending, saving, and retirement plans from Gen Z, millennials, Gen X and boomers.
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Here’s What It Takes For You To Securely Retire At 60
Are you on track for a fabulous retirement by age 60? Here is what you need to do to prepare for an early retirement.
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A Second Trump Shock To Programs For Seniors And People With Disabilities
The Trump administration has cut by more than 40% the staff that oversees critical programs for older adults and people with disabilities who live at home.
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Delaying Medicare Enrollment Can Lead To Life-Long Penalties
Avoid costly, lifelong Medicare penalties by understanding enrollment deadlines for Part A, B, and D. Learn how timely signup protects your retirement budget.
ByDiane Omdahl,
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Do You Have Enough Courage For These 5 Retirement Challenges?
If we are going to do what we hoped to do when we retired, we need to do it now because we have a shorter runway.
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How Senior Side Gigs Turn Hobbies Into Income In Your Golden Years
Many seniors are finding success with side businesses that leverage their lifelong hobbies. Find out how you can do the same.
ByChris Carosa,
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Is Senior Living The Antidote To Loneliness For Older Adults?
Loneliness in older adults can be reduced through the experience of senior living communities. U.S. News and World Report surveyed older adults and families.
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Actually, Social Security Nailed It In 1983
Social Security has delivered four decades of predictable and stable costs and benefits. This is a remarkable achievement in a constantly evolving economy.
ByDan Doonan,
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Next Up For Social Security And The IRS: No More Paper Checks
An executive order directs the federal government to stop issuing paper checks for benefits and tax refunds in favor of direct deposit, prepaid cards, or other options.
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How To Avoid Estate Planning's Biggest Mistake
Getting a will, revocable trust or other document alone won't accomplish your goals. You need to start with a holistic plan.
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What To Do If Your Kid Won’t Sign A Prenuptial Agreement
Prenuptial agreements can protect assets before marriage. But many find that unacceptable. Creative uses of trusts can protect assets even without a prenup.
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Trump Abolishes The Office That Supports Many Seniors And People With Disabilities
The elimination of the Administration for Community Living will be a major blow to older adults and people with disabilities.
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