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Sunday, July 26
- The Covered Call Strategy Behind JEPI: Why Some Retirees Love It and Others Get Burned
- Retiring With a Government 457? How to Decide Between Your 401(k), 457, and Roth Conversions for That Unused Leave Payout
How to choose between a 401(k) and a 457 for unused leave payout at retirement.
- Required Minimum Distributions Can Push Retirees Into a Higher Tax Bracket. Here’s How to Plan Ahead
- States With No Retirement Tax Ranked by Medical Care
Zero tax on retirement income sounds great, until you can't find a doctor. Here's how five "tax havens" compare on healthcare, property taxes, and liv
- Worried About Spending in Retirement? Why a Phased Decumulation Plan Could Be Your Best Move
Test-drive your retirement spending while working to ease anxiety and protect your nest egg.
- 5 crystal-clear signs you’re (very) well prepared for retirement. Can you finally stop stressing?
- Why Paying More in Taxes Today Could Leave You Wealthier Tomorrow: A Financial Planner Explains Roth Conversions
Roth conversions sound like a no-brainer — pay more tax now to pay less in future. But you need to understand your tax bracket to make sure they'll wo
- Power Pellets for Gen X Portfolios: These Are the Defensive Plays the Pac-Man Generation Needs for Retirement
As Gen X enters its prime retirement-planning years, members of the "forgotten generation" face extra challenges in securing their future.
- Wall Street Wants Alternatives in 401(k)s. Advisors Aren’t Convinced
- How to Maximize Your Retirement Income in the 5 Years Before You Retire
- She Inherited Mineral Rights She Didn’t Know She Owned. Do the Royalty Checks Shrink Her Social Security?
- How to Maximize Your Retirement Income in the 5 Years Before You Retire
Acting on just one or two of these strategies can strengthen your financial condition come retirement.
- FIRE movement followers aren't chasing early retirement anymore — they're after something that's harder to get
- A 68-year-old's cottage costs are skyrocketing but her son wants to inherit it. Experts say retirement comes first
- Massachusetts Is Among the Most Expensive States and Ranks Near the Bottom for Tax Competitiveness. Here’s What That Means for a Retiree on Social Security.
- 10 Social Security Facts Every Pre-Retiree Should Know Before They File
The more you know, the more you might be able to collect from this vital program.
- 76% of American retirees have big savings regrets — and younger workers now plan to put off retirement to avoid them
- 5 Little-Known Social Security Benefits Most Retirees Never Claim
Many retirees could be leaving money on the table with Social Security.
- 3 Big Social Security Changes Coming in 2027 May Surprise Retirees
The Social Security program will undergo several important changes next year.
- There's More Than 1 Way to Save Social Security. Here's What Congress Can Do.
The program faces serious cuts if lawmakers don't intervene.
Saturday, July 25
- What It Takes to Retire in America’s Largest Gated Community on $500,000
- Claiming Social Security at 62 vs. Building a Dividend Bridge: Which Leaves You Richer at 75?
- Retirement Is 10,000 Days With No Paycheck. These 4 ETFs Deposit One Every Month
- He Retired to a Small Town to Stretch His Social Security. Then the Only Hospital Closed, and His Cheap Retirement Turned Expensive.
- Forget Gold: For Retirees, This TIPS ETF Fights Inflation Better
- Medicare Will Split Your $2,100 Drug Bill Into Monthly Installments. You Have to Ask First.
- The 3 Dividend ETFs That Can Fund a 30-Year Retirement Without Ever Selling a Share
- 2 Times I'd Definitely Recommend Skipping Your 401(k) Match
Leaving this money on the table is rarely a good idea, but there are a couple of exceptions.
- College kids are moving into retirement communities for reasons beyond ‘cheap rent’
Students are forging intergenerational bonds while planning game nights and teaching gym classes, but “by 7:30 or 8, things get pretty quiet here.”
- A 72-Year-Old Couple With $900,000 in IRAs Converts Nothing. Their Kids Inherit the Tax Bill Instead.
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