Getting Divorced? 3 Retirement Planning Moves to Make ASAP.
In a divorce, one spouse may have to give some of their retirement savings to the other spouse. You may need to create a new retirement plan to reflec...
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Why You Should Care About Social Security’s Looming Insolvency, Even If You’re Decades Away From Claiming Checks
Social Security is about six years away from insolvency. The government may try to avoid benefit cuts by increasing payroll taxes on workers. This cou...
Vanguard’s Security Audit – What I Learned When I Took It
By Fritz Gilbert, originally published at The Retirement Manifesto. I got an email yesterday, and I suspect all of you who use Vanguard received the s...
Here’s What the Average and Maximum 2027 Social Security COLA Increase Could Look Like, According to Recent Estimates
The 2027 Social Security COLA will likely be somewhere around 3.8%. This could add $197 to monthly Social Security benefits. The Social Security Admin...
What a $500,000 Roth IRA Could Be Worth by the Time You Retire in 2035
Money in a Roth IRA can be invested just like money in any other investment account. This means Roth account owners’ returns can match or even b...
Claiming Social Security: The 1 Thing Too Many Retirees Get Wrong
You can file for Social Security at any point once you turn 62. Filing before full retirement age will shrink your benefits, while filing later will g...
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