When is it time to talk with an estate planning lawyer? This question was raised by a Reddit poster recently. The original poster (OP)
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‘It Won’t Be Enough’: Financial Experts Warn Gen X About Key Retirement Pitfalls
As the oldest members of Generation X (those born between 1965 and 1980) approach retirement, financial experts warn that many in this group may
Trump’s mass deportation plan could drain more than $20 billion a year from Social Security
President Donald Trump’s mass deportation plans could have a significant economic side effect: draining Social Security funding.
Exploring your retirement planning options: tax-free savings account vs retirement annuity
Here are the key differences between tax-free savings accounts and retirement annuities to make an informed choice for your financial well-being.
‘Retiring With Zero Money And A Nice Paid-for House Is Not A Plan’ Dave Ramsey Tells 59-Year-Old With No Retirement Savings
Personal finance expert Dave Ramsey, known for his no-nonsense advice, recently shared a caller’s story on social media highlighting a financial challenge many Americans
Roth IRA Conversions: A Strategic Move for Your Retirement Savings
Evaluate the potential benefits of a Roth IRA conversion in light of current tax laws and economic projections.
‘Take your retirement on a test drive’ and other financial New Year’s resolutions retirees should consider, according to financial planners
The No. 1 thing to understand in the new year is your cash flow, says Gloria García Cisneros, a CFP from LourdMurray. That encompasses
What did you do to plan your retirement?
Good retirement planning can help you achieve your financial goals sooner. Discover how some people successfully retired.
The 4 Best Retirement Income Sources to Supplement Your Social Security Benefits in 2025
The average Social Security beneficiary will receive about $23,712 in 2025. While that’s a good chunk of money, it’s not enough for most people
‘My retirement is going to be a disaster’: I’m 59 and have $45,000 in my 401(k). I earn $72,000. Am I doomed?
I have had consistent employment since my early 20s, just no foresight to plan.’ The plan is to try and put more into my