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Saving and Investing for the Young Investor
As young investors get started, here are three things they can use to increase their savings.
Baring All the Facts About Retiring to a Nudist Community
Want to try something new for retirement? Have you thought about retirement nudist communities?
Retirement Remix – Chapter 14: Assemble Your Dream Team
In this chapter of the Retirement Remix, author Chip Munn explains who you need on your team and why.
Retirement Resources: Great Reads on Investing, Social Security, Medicare, and Aging
Looking for something interesting to read over the holidays? Here are our top picks.
Ask the Hammer: Giving Thanks for I Bonds and Retirement Accounts
In this special Thanksgiving edition of Ask the Hammer, Jeffrey Levine of Buckingham Wealth Partners expresses his thanks, at least in the context of finance, to having access to a wide variety of retirement accounts, and Series I savings bonds.
The Percent of Beneficiaries Enrolled in Medicare Advantage Plans Continues to Rise
Jae Oh explains some of the reasons why the number of Medicare beneficiaries in Medicare Advantage has grown.
Parent PLUS Loans Derailing Retirement
Are Parent PLUS loans derailing your retirement? Options may be available to lighten your debt load.
5 Things to Do in Your 50s
If you are one of the many people who start getting serious about their finances as they reach their 50s, enjoy this guide for your next steps.
Ask Bob: Can I Claim a Social Security Spousal Benefit If I File For My Own Benefit First?
The spousal benefit can be as much as half of the worker's "primary insurance amount," depending on the spouse's age at retirement. If the spouse begins receiving benefits before "normal (or full) retirement age," the spouse will receive a reduced benefit.
Consider the Source – How to Cut Your Tax Bill
By taking time to study where the government siphons off the most income from taxpayers, you can begin to find clues to how you can keep more of those dollars in your pocket.
Everyone Needs an Estate Plan
It's never too soon to get your estate plan in order. Here are some tips to keep in mind.
The Changing Number of Medicare Part D Plans
How does the decreasing number of Medicare Part D plans affect your Medicare enrollment?
5 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Divorce Attorney
Look for someone that speaks less, listens more, and with whom you connect. Be sure to ask these five key questions.
The Wealth Management Process - Capital Markets and Asset Allocation Decisions
In this Retirement Daily Learning Center webinar, Joe DiSalvo, co-author of Income for Life, discusses the wealth management process, capital markets, and asset allocation decisions.
Ask Bob: Do I Qualify For a TSP Hardship Withdrawal?
To qualify for a hardship withdrawal, a thrift savings plan participant must have an immediate and significant financial need that necessitates a distribution from his or her TSP account.
Lessons from Pandemic Retirees
Advisor Dylan Huang explains three pieces of advice for those who retired during the pandemic.
Time is Running Out: RMDs and QDCs, Explained
Here are some frequently asked questions about the mechanics of this unique part of the Tax Code.