Here are 6 types of people US retirees should absolutely not trust — how many have you let into your life?
You should fill your hours with people who bring you joy — and you must protect your finances by avoiding those who could ...
'How's that my fault?': Home warranty company refused to pay Utah man $3,000 he says was promised by its 'miscommunicating' AI chatbot to replace his faulty A/C un…
Like many homeowners, Robert Brown purchased a home warranty to protect his finances against problems that might occur on his ...
I’m 79 years old, live in a cliffside villa in California and have $10M in the bank — but I have few close friends and no family. Who should I leave my fortune to when I die?
A 79-year-old in a villa with $10 million in the bank has a very large potential legacy to leave — but what if there's no ...
What happens if someone sells your property in America without your knowledge? It’s a lot more complicated than you might think
Think your property is safe from theft? Think again. Here’s what can happen if someone sells your property in America without ...
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4 in 5 Americans Are Missing a Golden Savings Opportunity
Saving money can be challenging under the best of circumstances. Unfortunately, millions of Americans are making the process ...
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Planning to retire next year at 49 with $6.5 million — will $100k annually from a side hustle be enough?
A Reddit user recently posted a question about retirement and lifestyle creep that raises some interesting questions. The ...
Moving seems impossible: Half of American homeowners under the age of 50 say they feel trapped. Here’s why they’re stuck and 3 ways to get out
Homeowners don't want to sell their current homes and lose their low mortgage rates, leaving many people trapped in ...
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I met someone who quit his job of 13 years and cashed out his 401(k) — is this a wise choice?
Key Points A Reddit poster shared a story of a man who cashed in his 401(k) to become a pro golfer. Cashing in a 401(k) can ...
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In my 40s with $8 million and young kids — should I delay early retirement to afford private school tuition?
A Reddit user is facing a major dilemma. The poster was hoping to retire rich at 5o, and they are well on their way as they ...
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I have $2 million in my 401(k) and Roth accounts — should I stop contributing now?
Key Points A Reddit user with $2 million in retirement plans is wondering if its time to stop investing. In most cases, you ...
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Should I prioritize my 401(k) employer match over maxing out my HSA contributions?
Balancing competing financial priorities is always a challenge, but a Reddit poster recently made a suggestion to help you ...