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Social Security Wisdom From a Financial Adviser Receiving Benefits Himself

You don't know what you don't know, and with Social Security, that can be a costly problem for retirees — one that can last a lifetime.

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Take It From a Tax Expert: The True Measure of Your Retirement Readiness Isn't the Size of Your Nest Egg

A sizable nest egg is a good start, but your plan should include two to five years of basic expenses in conservative, liquid accounts as a buffer against market volatility, inflation and taxes.

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Cutting cash Isa limit will not boost stock market, MPs warn Rachel Reeves

Treasury committee says move in November budget could push up mortgage rates instead

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Backdoor Roth IRAs: Help Your Kids Keep More of Their Inheritance

Converting to a backdoor Roth IRA via an IRS "loophole" is an estate planning tool that gives heirs tax-free income in retirement. It can help you, too.

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Shock bills: How much do you need to save in an emergency fund?

Lisa Salmon asks financial experts what unexpected expenses people need to be prepared for, and how much they should put aside to cover them.

The Independent UK

Where to Deposit Your Social Security Check

If you receive Social Security checks, where you deposit them matters because it can help grow your earnings. See the best options.

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The OBBB Ushers in a New Era of Energy Investing: What You Need to Know About Tax Breaks and More

The new tax law has changed the energy investing landscape with expanded incentives and permanent tax benefits for oil and gas production.

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This should be your key financial focus for every decade of your life

Priorities and goals can change drastically between your 20s and 50s - so what should you be changing to reflect that?

The Independent UK

I'm 52, make $210K a year and heard I may lose a 401(k) tax break in 2026. Should I max out my 401(k) anyway?

We asked financial experts for advice.

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State pension age 'may have to be fast-tracked' beyond 70 as thousands more live to 100

The highest life expectancy in England for women was in Kensington and Chelsea at 86.5 years

Evening Standard

Real living wage to rise by almost 7% in boost for low-paid UK workers

Hourly rate to increase by 95p to £14.80 in London and by 85p to £13.45 for the rest of the country

The Guardian - UK

Social Security Faces Insolvency In 7 Years — Committee Proposes COLA Cap For Wealthier Retirees

In a bid to tackle the impending insolvency of Social Security, the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget has put forward a proposal to limit the Cost-of-Living Adjustments (COLAs) for those receiving the largest benefits.

Benzinga

The 10 Most Costly Social Security Mistakes to Avoid

Want to maximize your Social Security check? Learn the 10 most common Social Security filing errors and the steps you need to take to boost your guaranteed retirement income.

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Should Your Brokerage Firm Be Your Bookie? A Financial Professional Weighs In

Some brokerage firms are promoting 'event contracts,' which are essentially yes-or-no wagers, blurring the lines between investing and gambling.

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Should you be saving or spending pension cash before inheritance tax rules change?

Reports suggest some people are withdrawing pension savings to spend now - but is it the right approach?

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I'm a Wealth Adviser: These Are the Pros and Cons of Alternative Investments in Workplace Retirement Accounts

While alternatives offer diversification and higher potential returns, including them in your workplace retirement plan would require careful consideration.

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I Have to Take a $22,000 RMD by the End of the Year and I Don't Need the Money. What Should I Do With It?

We ask financial experts for advice.

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I'm a Financial Planner: If You're Within 10 Years of Retiring, Do This Today

Don't want to run out of money in retirement? You need a retirement plan that accounts for income, market risk, taxes and more. Don't regret putting it off.

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Five Keys to Retirement Happiness That Have Nothing to Do With Money

Consider how your housing needs will change, what you'll do with your time, maintaining social connections and keeping mentally and physically fit.

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To Unwrap a Budget-Friendly Holiday, Consider These Smart Moves From a Financial Professional

You can avoid a 'holiday hangover' of debt by setting a realistic budget, making a detailed list, considering alternative gifts, starting to save now and more.

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Amid political uncertainty, French households are saving at near-record levels

French households are saving at near-record levels, putting aside nearly 19 percent of their income since the start of the year. While the country has historically had a high savings rate, the increase reveals unease about the future and growing uncertainty around France's social safety net.

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Treat Home Equity Like Other Investments in Your Retirement Plan: Look at Its Track Record

Homeowners who are considering using home equity in their retirement plan can analyze it like they do their other investments. Here's how.

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Two Reasons to Consider Deferred Compensation in the Wake of the OBBB, From a Financial Planner

Deferred compensation plans let you potentially lower your current taxes and help to keep you out of a higher tax bracket. It's important to consider the risks.

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Top Places to Park $10K (or More) as Rates Start to Fall

With more rate cuts upcoming, here are some smart places to maximize your savings on $10,000.

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Financial Fact vs Fiction: The Truth About Social Security Entitlement (and Reverse Mortgages' Bad Rap)

Despite the 'entitlement' moniker, Social Security and Medicare are both benefits that workers earn. And reverse mortgages can be a strategic tool for certain people. Plus, we're setting the record straight on three other myths.

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