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There’s a reason IRAs and 401 (k)s are popular choices for building retirement savings. Retirement accounts like these give you a tax break on

You’ve saved for decades. You’ve watched your retirement account grow. Now that you’re finally retired, shouldn’t you be cautious with every dollar? Here’s the

My uncle retired at 63 with no plan. No bucket list. No carefully researched hobbies. No five-year strategy for how to spend his time.

Here’s what middle class workers in their 20s through 60s have saved, how much they think they’ll need for retirement, and a few strategies

If you want to retire within the next three years, here is the 401(k) rule that matters the most: focus on preserving your savings

At what point should you stop contributing to your investment and retirement accounts and just let time and compound interest do its thing? I’m

Thoughtful evaluation is an important step toward ensuring that the investments inside your retirement plan support your long-term retirement goals.

A new retirement analysis reveals a troubling savings gap across all age groups, reveals how far behind U.S. workers are on retirement savings at

If it applies to you, it’s worth taking advantage of.

While the super 401 (k) catch-up for savers ages 60 to 63 is a fairly new rule, so is the new Roth catch-up rule.