‘I need to get my head screwed on correctly.’ I’m 65 and on Social Security. My wife is still working. We want to retire to Colorado but what’s next?
Question: “I need to get my head screwed on correctly. I am 65 and on Social Security. My wife is 64 and is still working. I ...
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How Much Do You Need to Retire at Age 65?
How much money is needed to retire at age 65 depends on several factors, including lifestyle expectations, anticipated ...
I’m 65 With $1.1 Million in My 401(k) and IRA and a $2,800 Social Security Check. What’s My Retirement Budget?
A retirement budget has two major parts: income and expenses. Income can come from many sources, including Social Security or ...
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These Are The States Where Your Retirement Dollars Go The Furthest
One of the most important things about retiring is knowing you have enough disposable income to enjoy yourself. While it’s ...
The salary you need to save $1 million for retirement if you start in your 20s, 30s or 40s
With a 15% savings rate, even those earning well below the U.S. median income of $80,610 can still build up $1 million in ...
Should You Retire Now or Work Five More Years?
Retiring now could be awfully tempting, but the benefits of five more years of working can't be ignored. Here's how to decide ...
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March 2025 government benefits: Payment dates for Canada Child Benefit, CPP, OAS, ODSP and more — how to apply and how much to expect
The Ontario Trillium Benefit, Canada Pension Plan, Old Age Security, Ontario Disability Support Program and Veteran ...
Age for full Social Security benefits has risen. How old do you have to be in Michigan?
Full retirement age for Social Security benefits has been inching up. This year, it finally hits 67. Here's what that means for you.
‘The biggest risk you face is …’ He wants to retire in 10 years with a $6K monthly income, annuities and $650K in retirement. Can he?
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Should Retirees Follow the 100-Minus-Your-Age Rule for Stock Allocation?
Also known as the rule of 100, the 100-minus-your-age long-term savings rule is designed to guard against investment risk in ...
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The Sad Reality of President Trump's Social Security Plan
As of 2022, the median retirement savings balance among Americans aged 65 to 74 was just $200,000, per the Federal Reserve.
Extra cash with no catch? Spotting retiree job scams
Reports of task scams have significantly risen in the past four years, according to the Federal Trade Commission. Kurt the CyberGuy offers some red flags.