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Dec 17 2024
From prioritizing spending and investing to using debt wisely and developing a giving attitude, rich retirees develop habits to live by....
kiplinger.com
Dec 17 2024
Swelling debts of people age 60 and older make it hard for them to save for retirement — and may require some of them to tap their savings sooner than they thought....
forbes.com
Dec 16 2024
If that question has been on your mind, we've got good and bad news....
money.usnews.com
Oct 13 2024
Budget watchdogs each release analysis of candidates’ professed tax and spending plans while…...
401kspecialistmag.com
Oct 06 2024
Get as mad at debt as I am! Do the math, make a plan, take control, and seize the life you want by paying off your debt FAST. The post How Fast Can You Get Out of Debt? appeared first on The White Coa...
whitecoatinvestor.com
Sep 22 2024
Yet, HR leaders and managers say reducing debt is the youngest working demographic's main goal...
401kspecialistmag.com
Sep 19 2024
More and more retirees are ignoring the traditional advice to be debt free in retirement. Sometimes that's smart financial move, other times it's not....
forbes.com
Sep 09 2024
After an earlier post about advice to give to kids about retirement, one of the most common answers was to be debt-free at retirement, including a mortgage. I got to thinking about that, and what that...
reddit.com
Sep 05 2024
Answering reader questions about whether you should pay off your mortgage, if nursing home insurance is a good idea, and when to let your disability policy lapse. Plus, we talk about the state of gove...
whitecoatinvestor.com
Aug 28 2024
A few weeks ago I tweeted the following, which caused a bit of controversy on Twitter/X: Hot take: Maxing out your 401(k) when you are younger is almost always the wrong choice. The extra 0.5% per yea...
ofdollarsanddata.com
Aug 19 2024
New research predicts Dems would continue to support student loan debt reforms aimed at…...
401kspecialistmag.com
Aug 17 2024
FROM THE ARTICLE - SEE ARTICLE FOR MORE!!! Why Retirees Are Carrying More and More Debt. Federal Reserve data shows sharp rise in amount Americans 65 and older owe. By Martha C. White, AARP. Published...
community.aarp.org
Aug 09 2024
Two people in my family who are independent contractors and lack employer health insurance happen to be turning 65 this year and will finally be eligible for Medicare. Hallelujah! A report by KFF, the...
crr.bc.edu
Jun 21 2024
I'm pulling the trigger in 3 months. I am currently completely debt free, so I have no real interest in my credit score or any access to credit other than my money back card that I use for everything....
reddit.com
Jun 06 2024
A recent article in the Wall Street Journal says it’s time to consider borrowing money from your 401(k). These loans have become more popular as more Americans get deeper into debt at high inter...
bankonyourself.com
May 23 2024
Heading off to college? Buckle up because it's not just about academics and making new friends—it's also a crash course in managing your finances. Learning how to dodge debt can lead you to fina...
thinksaveretire.com
May 15 2024
Advice, explainers and exercises on taking advantage of job benefits, creating a budget, paying off debt and thinking about your future....
nytimes.com
May 13 2024
Here are some smart strategies to get those balances down...
aarp.org
May 13 2024
I’m about 24 months out from ‘retirement’ (e.g, working for someone else). I have a decent salary, kids are independent, and no debt other than a mortgage. When I retire, downsizing ...
reddit.com
May 03 2024
Many older adults will struggle with rising costs (health care and otherwise) and not enough savings. Here’s how they can manage lingering student debt....
kiplinger.com
May 03 2024
Roughly 13 percent of Gen X-ers in the United States—ages 39-64—are still paying off student debt, with an average of $40,000 threatening their potential retirement plans in a decade or so...
wiserwomen.org
Apr 30 2024
With inflation remaining aggravatingly high, it’s easy to assume this works against you in all parts of life. But there are ways the self-employed can benefit....
forbes.com
Apr 27 2024
Forget the Lambos and designer clothes! Dr. Jeff Anzalone, the Debt-Free Doctor, exposes what millionaires really refuse to spend money ... Read more...
physicianonfire.com
Apr 23 2024
So far it's been great. Work was never my life so I don't miss it. I didn't have friends so I don't miss them. My wife is the only person I talk to on a regular basis. No debt, modest home paid for, L...
reddit.com
Apr 11 2024
One of the biggest problems people have when it comes to money is figuring out what to do with it and when.Should you save up an emergency fund or pay off your debt first? Should you max out your 401(...
ofdollarsanddata.com
Apr 09 2024
Anti-debt guru Dave Ramsey is the introductory point to personal finance for many people. His one size fits all rules provide the simplicity needed to dig themselves out of debt. His recommendation to...
caniretireyet.com
Apr 08 2024
For a growing number of older adults, debt has become an unwelcome financial burden. There are ways to pay it down....
forbes.com
Mar 27 2024
If I should pull the trigger. I’ve been with same company for almost 35 years. I have planned to retire at 59.5 for a while now. We will be debt free, and financially be fine. But, I hate leavin...
reddit.com
Mar 20 2024
Cash advances are short-term loans intended to get you to payday without going into debt or getting hit with an overdraft fee. They’re great for moments you’re in a pinch, but they shouldn...
thinksaveretire.com
Mar 14 2024
Results from large scale experiment in the UK say “no.” Our recent study about debt holdings of older Americans focused our attention on how credit card debt could get people in trouble. W...
crr.bc.edu
Mar 06 2024
In today’s world, workers need to save if they want to be comfortable in retirement. But there are also limits to what many people can afford. A new study finds that when U.K. workers were autom...
crr.bc.edu
Feb 26 2024
I’m 68, single and have a healthy retirement portfolio with no debt and live in an apartment. I plan to quit working in December. I have one daughter, son-in-law and grandson in Colorado, anothe...
reddit.com
Feb 15 2024
My husband is 64, our sole income. No plans to retire until he’s 70. I’m 57. We aren’t good with money so I’m not sure what the best plan is. We have 206k vested in a 401k. Abo...
reddit.com
Jan 14 2024
Let's ditch the one-size-fits-all debt drama from financial pros and gurus in favor of more personalized personal finance guidance....
forbes.com
Jan 12 2024
In this episode we continue exploring our list of topics that can create financial tension between couples and strategies to help resolve conflicts and tension. Glenn is available for in person and Zo...
retirementroadmappodcast.podbean.com
Jan 03 2024
It's no secret that when there's financial tension between couples, it can hurt the relationship. In this two part series, we explore 10 topics that can create financial tension between couples and st...
retirementroadmappodcast.podbean.com
Dec 02 2023
WCI columnist, pediatrician, and WCICON speaker, Dr. Margaret Curtis, joins Dr. Jim Dahle today on the podcast to help answer your questions. They debate the age-old questions of paying down debt vs. ...
whitecoatinvestor.com
Nov 09 2023
Growing up, Hollywood had me believing that 20s were going to be the most exciting part of my life. I’d find true love, go on a life-changing trip to Europe and start a successful career all in ...
thinksaveretire.com
Nov 06 2023
What is LegalShield? LegalShield is a legal services company with the mission of making legal protection both accessible and affordable to everyone. They’ve operated for over five decades and of...
thinksaveretire.com
Nov 04 2023
In today’s ever-evolving real estate landscape, investors are met with a mix of optimism and skepticism. There’s no denying the ... Read more...
physicianonfire.com
Oct 13 2023
I have sold rental property and have about $350G from the sale. I am 61 and plan to retire at the end of this year. My wife is 63. We have about 1Mil in investments, mostly stock and bonds. I would ap...
reddit.com
May 16 2023
On January 19, 2023, the U.S. federal government hit its $31.38 trillion debt ceiling and has since been unable to borrow more money. To get by, the U.S. Treasury has resorted to "extraordinary measur...
ofdollarsanddata.com
Feb 06 2023
Debt consolidation can save you money by paying off debt sooner — if you avoid certain mistakes. Key Ideas Debt consolidation can be a powerful tool to get out of debt faster. Even if you're fin...
financialmentor.com
Feb 03 2023
For the sliver of retirees who are far behind in paying their own or their children’s student loans, Social Security can withhold part of their benefits to pay the loans back. But college has go...
squaredawayblog.bc.edu
Jan 19 2023
“The ceiling is falling! The ceiling is falling!” It is hard to know if the news of the debt ceiling is akin to chicken little’s misunderstanding or an actual looming crisis. (In the...
newretirement.com
Jan 18 2023
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reddit.com
Dec 30 2022
Those struggling with credit card debt should proceed with caution when tapping their retirement savings for relief...
cnbc.com
Aug 30 2022
Last week, President Biden announced a policy that would forgive $10,000 in student loan debt for those individuals earning less than $125,000 per year with an additional $10,000 in forgiveness for lo...
ofdollarsanddata.com
Apr 13 2022
It’s more important than ever to balance paying off debt with saving for retirement. Should you pay or save first? Learn more....
personalcapital.com
Apr 05 2022
Last week the yield curve inverted for the first time since August 2019. For the uninitiated, a yield curve inversion occurs when the interest rate paid on short-term debt exceeds the interest rate pa...
ofdollarsanddata.com
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Retirement debt is any debt that you have when you retire. It's important to try to pay off as much debt as possible before you retire, as carrying debt into retirement can be financially challenging.
If you have high levels of debt when you retire, it can limit your retirement income and make it harder for you to meet your financial needs. It can also be stressful to deal with debt payments on a fixed retirement income.
To help reduce your retirement debt, you can try the following strategies:
Pay off high-interest debt first: Focus on paying off any high-interest debt, such as credit card debt, as it will cost you more in the long run.
Create a budget: Create a budget to help you manage your expenses and allocate more money towards paying off your debt.
Save and invest: Save and invest as much as possible to build up your retirement nest egg. This will help you have more financial flexibility in retirement and make it easier to pay off any outstanding debts.
Consider debt consolidation: If you have multiple debts, you may be able to consolidate them into a single loan with a lower interest rate. This can make it easier to pay off your debt and save money on interest.
Seek financial advice: If you're having trouble managing your debt, consider seeking financial advice from a professional. A financial planner or counselor can help you develop a plan to pay off your debt and improve your financial situation.