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Investing At 39: The Smart Moves When You're Getting A Late Start

It's never too late to start investing, and getting started in your late 30s can still set the stage for a good retirement. However, you'll need plenty of financial discipline and the commitment to stick with it over the long haul.

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Want To Live On $100K A Year In Retirement? This Is How Much You'd Need To Make

Earning six figures during your career feels like financial stability. But if you want that same $100,000 a year once you stop working, the question becomes: how much do you really need saved? The answer depends on a mix of math, timing, and personal circumstances.

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Income Strategies Are Evolving — Are You Keeping Up?

With many clients nearing or at retirement, income allocation isn't about chasing yield — it's about making sure the bills get paid.

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Student Loan Shake-Up: What the OBBB Means for Parent PLUS Borrowers, From a Financial Aid Expert

For students starting a new program on/after July 1, 2026, loans will be capped at $20,000 annually, and parents can borrow no more than $65,000 total, a big change from the unlimited borrowing setup.

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Boomer Retirement Reality Check: The Numbers Look Bleak, But Here's What You Can Do About That

Your retirement probably won't look like your parents' retirement, thanks in part to rising costs . Here are some ways to assess your finances to get yourself into a better financial position.

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The Rule of the Shrinking Dollar in Retirement

Alas, we must all follow the rule of the shrinking dollar once we hit retirement. Here's how to hold onto your hard-earned money over many years.

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I'm a Financial Adviser: Don't Believe These Five Myths About Annuities

Annuities can offer financial stability that can be quite freeing for retirees. Don't let a few myths spoil what might be a good thing for you.

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Savvy saver: seven cracking ways to start or build up your savings

Experts say £2,000 is the magic number to help guard against debt. But even £200 cuts the risk of falling behind on bills

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The Real Sign You're Rich Enough—According to People Who Actually Are

Are you rich enough to retire or enjoy spending some of your money as you work toward long-term financial goals? Many people ask themselves that question, and high earners recently revealed some of the signs that you're rich enough to spend a little extra.

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Major UK supplier of household energy to give out free electric blankets and boilers in days

OVO energy is helping vulnerable customers with their energy efficiency and fuel payments throughout the winter months

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Home Equity in Retirement: Should You Sell, Borrow or Rent?

Learn how to preserve your property's value, tap equity for income and make smart choices about downsizing, renting, or leaving a legacy.

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The five vital money conversations every couple should have

Establishing trust and money goals earlier in a relationship can help avoid escalating problems later

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A Financial Adviser's Guide to Divorce Negotiations: Civil — or Not

Whether you go through a friendly mediation or a contentious court battle, all divorce agreements need to address the same key issues.

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One Family's 529 Journey: A Guide to Smart College Savings, From a Parent Who's Also a Financial Professional

529 savings plans have been key to funding my three children's college journeys. Here are some tips for saving for a loved one's education, based on my experience as a parent.

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Quick pension fixes for people who hate admin

There are easy ways to look after your pension, according to two experts.

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Alternatives to the Rule of 72

The Rule of 72 is a simple calculation tool for investors to use, but it's not necessarily the most accurate. Here are some more precise options to try.

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I Have $150,000 That I Don’t Need Anytime Soon, but I Don’t Want To Put It in the Market. What Should I Do?

My strategy offers a guaranteed return that can earn you thousands effortlessly.

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The October 15 Tax Deadline Is Coming: A Tax Attorney Highlights What You Need to Know

If you filed an extension in April, time is running out to get your taxes wrapped up for last year. Here's what you need to know for filing your 2024 taxes and preparing for tax year 2025.

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Three Strategies to Take Advantage of OBBB Changes, From a Financial Planning Pro

Four of the One Big Beautiful Bill's changes could impact your retirement, so it's smart to review your financial plans to see if these strategies would help you get the most out of the new provisions.

Benzinga

Half of Americans Expect Having Less Than $500K For Retirement — Here's How To Catch Up

Nearly 48% of Americans expect they'll retire with less than $500,000 in savings, according to Schroders' 2025 U.S. Retirement Survey: Retirement Readiness.

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£2,000 savings buffer ‘can be turning point for households’ financial wellbeing’

The University of Bristol research was commissioned by the Building Societies Association for UK Savings Week.

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Home insurance cash payouts may leave some people out of pocket, Which? warns

It has raised concerns that some offers of cash settlements from insurers may not be in consumers’ best interests.

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Mobile and broadband customers ‘losing out because of murky contract practices’

Citizens Advice says people who call to negotiate money off can save on average more than £325 a year

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Major 401(k) change starts next year. Here’s what it means for you

High earners hoping to put more money into their retirement savings will now have to pay taxes first

Benzinga

Just 62% Of Americans Own Stock: Income, Education, And Race Drive Who Invests

Around 62% of Americans own stock, whether directly or through retirement accounts like 401(k)s or IRAs, according to a Gallup survey. That's a majority, but it still means nearly four in ten adults have no stake in the market at all.

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