Know the Risks of Pre-IPO Funds and Potential Fraud
When a hot company is in the news, it might be tempting to take advantage of offers to invest before it goes public through an initial public offering...
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Is a 4% Social Security COLA Off the Table for 2027? Here’s the Truth.
Current 2027 COLA estimates are solidly in the 3.4% to 3.6% range. Earlier projections had 2027’s COLA at above 4%. A 4% COLA isn’t off th...
4% Rule for Retirement Withdrawals: A Complete Guide
By Wes Moss, originally published at Capital Investment Advisors. The 4% rule of thumb is a widely used method to estimate how much a retiree might in...
Social Security Is Facing a Financial Crisis, and Congress May Be Too Late to Act
Social Security has been running at a deficit since 2010, paying out more in annual benefits than it receives in wage tax revenue. Based on the outloo...
In Your 40s? What You Need to Know About Social Security Benefit Cuts.
Social Security may have to cut benefits in a few years. Though cuts aren’t guaranteed, they’re important to prepare for. Boosting savings...
Doing a Roth Conversion? Watch Out for This Big Trap.
The benefit of doing a Roth conversion is to lower the amount of tax you pay on your retirement savings. Make sure you’re converting at a low en...
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