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Some Democrats worry that the recent tax cut will be used by Republicans to reduce social programs. » Read More
By: Patrick Graham
A new GOBankingRates study found large disparities in annual retirement income between the states. Maryland came in first and Indiana finished last. » Read More |
By: Darla Mercado
Your many years of painstaking saving and budgeting are about to pay off. Now here's a conundrum: What do you do with your nest egg? » Read More |
By: Lorie Konish
Health savings accounts are often touted for their unrivaled tax benefits. These steps could help you reap even more benefits. » Read More |
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The proposal to expand short-term health plans would lead to higher costs for consumers with coverage through the Affordable Care Act.
Based on projected balances in 2050, 39 percent of workers would have accounts large enough to delay claiming Social Security by at least one year.
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There’s a big difference in the amount of angst among boomers who are retired and those who are still working in their 50s, 60s and early 70s. Here's why.
Get a change of views and a lower cost of living in these overseas locations. The best part: You may also save on taxes on your Social Security.
The courts have dealt another blow to supporters of an Obama-era rule intended to protect retirement savers.
April 1 is the final deadline to take first-time required minimum distributions for 2017. These tips will help you navigate the important tax considerations that come with it.
If your target-date fund took a beating in February, now might be a good time to learn more about its risk profile — and whether it's your best choice.
It usually doesn't pay to claim Social Security retirement benefits early. Chances are, you want to wait as long as you can up until age 70.
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Women often earn less and live longer than their male counterparts. These tips can help them catch up and enjoy their golden years.
The No. 1 reason most people cite for not stashing more away for retirement is that they don't earn enough to save.
Companies are increasingly offering cryptocurrency friendly IRAs. But there are risks, and rules, you should know.
At many companies, the 401(k) is coming with bigger matches and added Roth options. How to take advantage.
A new report shows that widows could have lost big after receiving bad benefits advice. Here's what you need to do.
Millennials are trying to save for retirement if their situation allows it, according to The New York Times.
High 401(k) plan fees could shave 10 years or more off your retirement.
A sign of hope for investors: Your savings just might be on track for a decent retirement.
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