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There’s nothing quite like returning from a big trip, finally unpacking your suitcases, and reflecting on the memories you just made. Whether it’s looking back at photos from a recent family getaway t...
University and college towns offer a mix of cultural activity and healthcare access that appeals to some retirees. But the tax tradeoffs vary significantly depending on where you land.
“May the Fourth be with you.” A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, a kid sat too ... Read more
I took a deep dive into what actually builds retirement confidence. The answers had less to do with the amount saved than I expected.
Tax law changes might be confusing, but there are still ways to be generous without sacrificing financial security. A donor-advised fund is a place to start.
In this episode, Jessica Porter and Hayley Porter, financial planners at BPG Wealth Management, speak to 401(k) Specialist‘s Managing Editor Amanda Umpierrez about the 401k Girls, a financial educatio...
Author, podcaster and financial advisor Tyson Ray explains the importance of knowing your financial advisor’s succession plan and what happens to you when they retire. “If something happens to you, wh...
Spot Social Security scam emails before they cost you. Learn the red flags, how imposters trick seniors, and simple steps to protect your identity and savings.
Why cryptocurrency fails ERISA's fiduciary standard and doesn't belong in 401(k) retirement plans despite the Trump executive order.
Policymakers will have to decide among four basic LTSS models: Medicaid; Medicare; public insurance; or leaving people and their families to fend for themselves.
If you're an investor, you're going to make mistakes. But if you can recognize them before they start festering, you'll be in a good spot. The post 13 Common Investing Mistakes Wealthy People Make (Ho...
Episode 517 00:00 Introduction 01:31 S&P 500 Recovery 02:25 BRICS Nations stagflation 03:00 Iran chaos payback for Rare Earth Magnets? 03:15 S&P 500 Earnings are double digit 03:59 Remember DeepSeek? ...
Episode 514 00:00 Another panic selloff 00:46 Live YouTube Q&A session April 1, 4pm eastern 01:44 Realpolitik perspective on markets & life 03:11 Real Estate is just as unstable as the stock market 04...
Episode 512 00:00 Iran conflict from a cynically optimistic contrarian viewpoint 00:39 Spike in Oil is less severe than media narrative 01:17 S&P 500 turbulent but only slightly off highs 01:46 Higher...
Six weeks ago I enrolled for my social security. Its been over six weeks and all I have received is an email on the day after I enrolled saying someone looked at my submittal. I cannot find anyway to ...
Across America, small business owners are ready to exit. But buyers aren't arriving. When three clocks fall out of sync, here's what happens to the places that define us.
Episode 518 00:00 Introduction 00:31 Live YouTube Q&A 00:52 Cashing in on Chaos 02:12 Markets bounce before crisis resolution 03:48 Iran War April bounce 04:43 Cashing in on Earnings 05:25 1st Quarter...
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Episode 513 00:00 Introduction 01:04 Some of Mag7 on sale 01:54 Panic Trade 03:00 Why attack Iran now? 04:00 Oil going to $250/barrel? 05:01 Gold & Silver down but US$ up 06:52 Gold down 22% 07:06 Sil...
We are hoping to retire in next 2-3 years. We met and married in San Francisco and loved that urban vibe when we were young. Kids came along and we relocated to Roswell GA just outside of Atlanta in t...
This is going to be a bit long. We are planning on getting LTC insurance, my wifes dad used his benefit and we have no kids. I am just not sure how to think about it. I conceptualize 3 different reaso...
These are the best annuity providers chosen by Kiplinger readers.
Wish we all could see the future! Will be 70 later this year. Still working part time, started collecting SS at FRA. Divorced long ago, never really recovered financially. Work recently started a 401k...
The decade-long advice to “learn to code” is losing its edge. With tools like Claude Code handling the heavy lifting, a basic three-month online course may be all anyone needs to build what they can i...
When you leave a job, you have several options for your 401(k), including leave it, roll it over to an IRA or your new 40(k), or cash it out. Each choice has different tax implications and can impact ...
Some people believe you should never spend your principal in retirement. Here's why I totally disagree with that philosophy. The post Believing ‘Never Spend Principal’ Will Cost You Your 60s appeared ...
Although this show does not provide specific tax, legal, or financial advice, you can engage Devin or John through their individual firms. ?Contact Devin's team at https://carrolladvisory.co/podcast1 ...
We paid for our daughter's $75K wedding. Now she is earning less than our sons and needs more help to buy a house. Are we being unfair, or even sexist?
"Doing nothing" in retirement can be a relief at first. But to thrive, your brain and body need you to replace the challenges and purpose work provided.
Roth conversions have become a hot financial buzzword in recent years, but they're frequently misunderstood. Here's why they aren't the best move for everyone.
From holding too much cash to failing to factor in taxes, these investment behaviors can hurt more in retirement, when you've less time to recover from mistakes.
Using ‘Atomic Habits’ to reach your financial goals — James Clear's habit framework applied to wealth building and long-lasting confidence. The post ‘Atomic Habits’ and Your Money: 6 Lessons for a Wea...
We cover 8 creative tax strategies, plus the retirement planning approach that can save you more money. The post Creative Tax Planning: 8 Unusual Strategies — and What Works Better appeared first on B...
My daughter has a significant disability but has been self-supporting and living independently for 15 years. She has suffered some setbacks in this economy. I also feel that she makes what I think are...
We are retiring next year. I want to start going to the gym together, join a wine club, go to the parks (we live in Orlando), Staycation for a while, build a garden.. etc. When I ask my husband what h...
Working longer is a surefire way to boost one’s financial prospects in retirement, but it’s not always possible. Factors beyond ... Read more
Most people think deciding when to take Social Security is a math problem. Run the numbers. Find the breakeven age. Pick 62, 67, or 70. Done. But that approach misses the point. This is not a math dec...
Going from accumulator to decumulator is not like flipping a switch. It’s psychologically recalibrating your entire money life. The post The Psychology of Spending in Retirement appeared first on The ...
After decades writing about retirement — first at Fidelity Investments and now as an independent writer and coach — an expert turns 65 and reflects on what he's learned.
We've published more than 50 profiles of regular people sharing how they made their first $1 million. Their stories are rich with helpful insights.
From awkward talks and family tension, to unexpected privacy issues and increased stress — these are the side effects of wealth that no one talks about.
Spending in retirement often starts off strong then tapers off, so why rely on planning methods that assume it stays constant? Here's a more realistic approach.
The Social Security Administration calculates benefits in a capricious fashion, as directed by Congress. The divorced do well, while second earners pay a price.
My wife and I moved into a 55+ community 3 years ago and I’ve tried getting on board with forming new relationships with other retired folks. I find that I have no shared interests with most of them. ...
Tuesday, April 21 - Monday, April 27, 2026 Top Comments score comment 36 /u/Familiar_Kale_7357 said Multi generational living is back in America, and I don't really see a problem. 36 /u/davejdesign sa...
Growing up, my dad would grab a quick breakfast with us before vanishing into the workforce. He'd resurface after 6pm, visibly depleted. The highlight reel of my childhood memories: throwing a ball ar...
Ready for your next chapter? Discover five timeless Billy Joel lyrics that offer the perfect wisdom for retirement, from embracing your freedom to finding joy in every moment.
Surrounded by other high-income docs, I’ve felt the cultural pull to push my kids to excel. Should that include an Ivy League education? The post Should I Send My Kid to the Ivy Leagues? A Parent’s Pe...
In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor answers questions on inherited IRAs and the 10-year cleanout rule for non-spousal IRAs inherited after 2019