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Even middle-class households who have health insurance are at risk, as a researcher points out that they are the ones who filed for the most bankruptcies.
February 12 -
Maryland and New Jersey are among the least-appealing places for employees to spend their post-work years, due in part to affordability, health costs and overall quality of life.
February 12 -
Lawmakers and policymakers should make retirement savings plans universally available if they want to help Americans secure their golden years.
February 11 -
One tip for seniors: They should register their My Social Security account as early as they can before other people can create the account.
February 8 -
About 77% of people 50 and older want to stay where they are as long as possible, according to a survey. But clients who want to — or have to — move, have a number of options each with pros and cons.
February 7 -
Retirees often underestimate the cost of the second-largest expense for people 65 and older.
February 6 -
Seniors are more likely to opt for the standard deduction, which increased under the new tax law, but those who want to maximize their deductions have several considerations.
February 5 -
Lawmakers this year are expected to pursue measures that will help Americans enhance their retirement prospects.
February 4 -
Millennials lag behind in terms of credit card debt and retirement savings, but they spend the most on vacation, dining out and other unnecessary expenses, according to a new study.
January 31 -
Conventional wisdom says to postpone filing for benefits until full retirement age or, even better, until your 70th birthday. Are there some cases when that doesn't apply?
January 30 -
One approach to determine a retirement withdrawal rate is to set a fixed percentage of their portfolio every year, says an expert. But there are other strategies, as well.
January 29 -
Compared to lower earners, clients with moderate and higher incomes will owe more taxes on the distributions from tax-deferred accounts after they retire.
January 28 -
Many Americans affected by the partial government shutdown are tapping their retirement savings and taking other financial options.
January 24 -
In many ways, the restricted application is similar to the old file and suspend strategy, which was disallowed in 2016. However, there is one big difference.
January 23 -
Cash is becoming an attractive security blanket again for investors amid rising interest rates and stock market volatility, says an expert.
January 22
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Although income that is taxable is likely to increase for families with two children, their final bills will be smaller.
January 22 -
The stock market typically recovers from bear markets in far less time than most doom-and-gloomers think, says an expert.
January 18 -
Seniors who intend to get a Medigap policy to supplement their traditional Medicare coverage may have trouble getting one.
January 17 -
Offices remain open and monthly Social Security checks will go out on time despite the partial shutdown.
January 16 -
Clients may want a new plan if there have been unfavorable changes to their old plans, they want more flexibility or because of a new illness.
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