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I'm Getting Married Soon: Should I Get a Prenup to Protect My $1 Million Assets?
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Thinking of Doing a Major Home Renovation? Here's # Realistic Ways to Pay for It
A Reddit user is thinking of doing a major renovation and isn’t sure how to pay for it. The poster said they have cash in a ...
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Frustrated Over 40: Seeking Simple Guides for 401K and Retirement Planning
A Reddit user is feeling very overwhelmed at the concept of saving for retirement. The poster explained that he’s over 40, ...
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Did I Make a Huge Mistake Buying My NYC Co-Op? Here's My Dilemma
A Reddit user bought a co-op in New York City recently. He financed it with a 10-year interest-only loan at 5%. Although his ...
A boon for US workers or 'incredibly irresponsible'? Expert slams Social Security Fairness Act, says it will lead to 'deeper and faster' benefit cuts — while millions stan…
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I'm 57, divorced and make $170K/year, but only have $60K in a 401(k). I help my mom and kids financially, and I don't feel like I'll ever be able to retire. Is there any h…
If you have three kids (two of whom plan to live with you), you help out your mom financially and have $4,000 in medical ...
I’m 65, have $120,000 saved, collect Social Security of $1,700/month — but monthly expenses total $3,900. How can I make sure money doesn’t run out without sacrifici…
At age 65, a $120,000 nest egg isn't going to produce as much income as you might hope. You'd only be able to withdraw $4,800 ...
This Arizona woman says Hertz accused her of failing to return rental car on time — and took her to collections for $707. Here’s what happened and 3 ways to avoid a si…
When Vonecia Sullivan-Hill went on a weekend trip to Atlanta, she rented a car through Hertz and had a great time on her trip ...
Here’s why more Americans are retiring earlier than ever before — even if they don’t want to. Is it your turn to hang it up?
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A Florida man found a mysterious $528 charge on his bank account from Walmart — here’s how he discovered the fraud and how you can spot the red flags
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Do you really need 80% of your income to comfortably fund retirement in America? Probably not — here’s why retirement spending could be much less than you think
When you're making plans for retirement, you'll probably hear that you should replace 80% of the income you were earning.