‘Things are getting tougher’: I’m struggling with $145,000 in debt. Should I refinance my 3.5% mortgage?
“I’m in my upper 40s and have $300,000 in my 401(k).”
Trump wants private assets in 401(k)s. How do everyday investors value them?
Private assets might soon be on the menu for your workplace retirement plan. But remember: These investments don’t come with
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The Y Rule of Retirement: Why Men Need to Plan Differently
If you have a Y chromosome (because you’re a guy), following the ‘Y rule of retirement’ can help you transition
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Retire on This Island for Mediterranean Living on the Cheap
This independent nation has a lower cost of living and more visa options than many of its Mediterranean cousins.
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5 Popular Investing Strategies You Should Really Rethink
There are plenty of popular sayings that help guide your investing strategies, but which ones work? We turned to the
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Do Baby Boomers Spend More on Travel? What You Can Learn from Each Generation
Baby Boomers lead in travel spending, but younger travelers may be getting better value. See how older travelers compare with
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My First $1 Million: General Manager in Construction/Home Services, 46, Indiana
Ever wonder how someone who’s made a million dollars or more did it? Kiplinger’s My First $1 Million series uncovers
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I’m a Financial Professional: It’s Time to Stop Planning Your Retirement Like It’s 1995
Today’s retirement isn’t the same as in your parents’ day. You need to be prepared for a much longer time
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An Attorney’s Guide to Your Evolving Estate Plan: Set-It-and-Forget-It Won’t Work
When did you last review your will? Before kids? Before a big move? An update is essential, but regular reviews
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