2 Ways Your Ex Could Wind Up With Your 401(k) — and How to Prevent It
A court can legally order you to give a portion of your 401(k) funds to your ex. You may be able to avoid this by offering your ex other property of e...
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4 Off-the-Beaten-Path Ways to Use Your RMDs
Experiences are an investment that last a lifetime. Keeping your mind and body strong are great ways to make the most of your retirement. Getting out...
Here’s What Really Happens When You Miss One Credit Card Payment in 2026
Image source: Getty Images Some people treat a credit card due date like it has a little wiggle room. Life gets busy, a reminder gets missed, and they...
RMDs in 2026: Should You Take Yours Now or Wait Until Later This Year?
Required minimum distributions (RMDs) must be taken by Dec. 31 of each year (unless it’s your first year). Failing to take your RMDs can result...
Doing a Roth Conversion in 2026? Beware This Pitfall.
It can be beneficial to have money in a Roth account during retirement. If you can’t or didn’t fund a Roth account directly, you can do a...
Read This Before Swiping Your Credit Card for Any Big January Purchases
Image source: Getty Images Every year, my wife and I each open a new credit card — usually right before we’re about to make a big purchase...
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