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Ready to retire in 5 years? Here’s your checklist

Christine Benz, Morningstar’s director of personal finance and retirement planning, recommends taking a preemptive approach as you get closer to retirement

The Independent UK

Why Splurging in Retirement is Totally Worth It

Splurging on yourself is fine as long as it fits your budget, boosts your happiness, and never puts your financial security at risk.

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Britons warned state pension age could rise to 74 unless 'triple lock' axed

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is reviving the Pensions Commission to reassess pension provision and savings levels across the UK

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A Guide to Personalizing Your Retirement Plan for Maximum Impact

This strategy challenges conventional retirement rules of thumb by combining traditional savings, home equity and annuities to provide higher income and liquid savings and help cover long-term care costs.

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Britons ‘turning to simpler meals’ as grocery bills head for £275 annual rise

Shoppers picking up supermarkets’ own-label ranges as grocery price inflation jumps to 5.2% in July

The Guardian - UK

Realise your savings dreams with Raisin UK

Saving smart is a ride like any other – having the proper support makes even the toughest challenge more achievable.

Cycling Weekly

Thinking About Lending Money To Family? Suze Orman Says You Might Be Hurting More Than Helping

When a family member or close friend asks to borrow money, it can be hard to say no — especially if they're in a tough spot. But personal finance expert Suze Orman wants you to pause before saying yes.

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Voices: The government’s pensions overhaul might just work... but there’s one glaring omission

COMMENT : The triple lock has made the state pension ruinously expensive – but ditching the policy might be popular if it meant people could retire before their seventies, says James Moore

The Independent UK

Britain is facing a ‘tsunami’ of pensioner poverty, says Kendall

Minister issues warning at launch of commission to overhaul system of saving for retirement

The Guardian - UK

How much you need in your pension to retire — and four things to help you reach that amount

Keeping an eye on your pensions forecast can help you plan for retirement

The Independent UK

Long-term triple lock commitment ‘out of scope’ of pensions commission

Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall is reviving the commission.

Evening Standard

Are you among the 82% of self-employed people who don’t pay into a pension? How to take charge of your retirement savings

More than four in five working for themselves don’t pay towards retirement - which can have a huge impact on later life

The Independent UK

What Would You Like to Leave Behind? A Financial Planner's Guide to Family Wealth Discussions

Communicating about your assets and plans for passing them on increases clarity while preventing surprises and family disputes.

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Ministers to revive Blair-era Pensions Commission to tackle savings crisis

Revived body will examine future of the retirement system as analysis shows pensioner income is set to fall

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This Car Owner Considers Borrowing From Their 401(k) To Make Car Payments—Is It A Smart Move?

When most people contribute to their 401(k) plans, they think about saving up for retirement. However, a few people also use this retirement account as a credit line to cover various expenses. You can take out a loan against a 401(k), but just because you can do something doesn't mean…

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Seven Financial Considerations When Downsizing for Retirement

With prices going up on everything, you may be looking for a cheaper place to live. To truly evaluate costs, take a hard look at taxes and intangibles.

Kiplinger

I Have Plenty of Money: Why Do I Need a Long-Term Care Plan?

Long-term care planning, whether through insurance or self-funding, is crucial not only for financial protection but also to preserve family relationships and reduce the emotional and logistical burdens on loved ones.

Benzinga

Should My 80-Year-Old Dad and 65-Year-Old Mom Turn Their $687,000 Nest Egg Into an Annuity? 'I Don't Think They Realize How Much They're Spending'

A Reddit user posed a question that hits home for a lot of families trying to help their aging parents navigate retirement: Does it make sense to buy an annuity?

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Frugal Or Just Embarrassing? Homeowner Admits To Hiding Money-Saving Hacks From Guests

For many budget-conscious homeowners, frugality is a badge of honor. But when guests are on the way, that pride can give way to hesitation — especially if your cost-saving habits are unconventional.

Kiplinger

Worried About Your Retirement Income? Four Questions to Ask Yourself, From a Financial Planner

If you're nearing or in retirement and stressing about your retirement income (so many of us are), consider taking some time to think about these four issues.

Benzinga

Vincent Chan Shares The Three Things You Can Do To Become A Millionaire Sooner

Many people want to become a millionaire, but it requires a long-term commitment and good money habits to cross the finish line. Some people who reach a $1 million net worth find that they have to work harder to build a sufficient nest egg.

The Independent UK

Retirees, here’s how to tweak the 4% rule to protect your nest egg

New retirees might enter a different environment than their predecessors — the economy or market might have changed slightly or dramatically

Kiplinger

I'm an Investment Professional: These Are the Three Money Tips I'm Giving My College Grad

College grads can help set themselves up for financial independence by focusing on emergency savings, opting into a 401(k) at work (if it's offered) and disciplined, long-term investing.

The Independent UK

The one-second habit that could save you £60 on your power bill

Avoiding ‘vampire power’ is one way to cut costs on your electricity bill

Benzinga

An 18-Year-Old Asks Reddit For Financial Advice: 'I'd Like To Get Into Investing'

Eighteen-year-olds are in one of the best spots to make long-term investments. They don't have as many financial responsibilities as parents and can wait several years before they even have to think about selling some of their stocks.

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