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How You Go to College Matters More Than Where
Does going to a prestigious college make as big of a difference as you'd expect?
Key Changes to IRAs Under the SECURE Act
Two years into the SECURE Act becoming law, what do you need to know?
Get to Know Medicare to Make an Empowered Plan Choice
Tips and resources to help you navigate the Medicare annual enrollment process and select a plan to meet your needs.
Retirement Remix – Chapter 11: Debt Management
In this chapter of Retirement Remix, author Chip Munn explains how you can plan for and manage debt.
Ask Bob: At what age do earnings not impact Social Security benefits?
A reader has a question about when her husband can retire without impacting his benefits.
How Proposed Tax Changes May Impact Wealthy Americans
Tax changes for wealthy Americans are coming as early as 2022. Here are the expected impacts.
Student Loan Debt More Likely to Hit Black Students Harder
Student loans disproportionately affect Black students, so what can they do before and after college to limit the debt?
Preparing for the Uncertain Future of the Social Security Program
What was in this year's Social Security Trustees report and how will it affect the future of the program?
Sustainable Investing: Taking the Lead on Education and Implementation
One of the biggest trends across the financial services industry has been the growth of sustainable investing, in both the number of products and the asset growth over the past couple of years.
Ask Bob: How will current high earnings impact my Social Security benefit?
A reader wonders if filing for Social Security the year their earnings hit the Social Security maximum will affect what benefits they receive. Elaine Floyd of Horsesmouth answers.
Federal Student Loan Relief Ends January 31, 2022 – Do You Have a Plan?
6 key steps you can take to make the transition back into paying your student loans a seamless one.
Ask the Hammer: Does this Proposed Legislation Prohibit Conversions?
Jeffery Levine, chief planning officer at Buckingham Wealth Partners, answered a reader's question about whether conversions are still possible under new legislation proposed by the House Ways and Means Committee.
Planning Opportunity & Schedule A – What’s Left after SALT?
After you hit the State and Local Tax (SALT) limit, what strategies can you use to increase your deductions?
Open Enrollment: Consider Voluntary Benefits
Do you feel like your money doesn't go as far as it used to? Heather Lavallee explains how using voluntary benefits could help maximize your money.
Ask the Hammer: Can I Use a Different HSA than My Employer Provides?
Jeffery Levine, chief planning officer at Buckingham Wealth Partners, answered a reader's question about whether they can continue using their HSAs from their previous employer.
How You Can Make Headway Against Inflation, With or Without Social Security’s Help
Social Security hasn't kept up with inflation. Here are some ways to limit your rising expenses in retirement.
Ask Bob: Will income from work reduce my Social Security benefits?
A reader is ready to start his Social Security benefits, but wants to be sure he doesn't cross a line and cause a reduction in his benefits.