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I'm a Financial Planner: How to Dodge a Retirement Danger You May Not Have Heard About

Timing is everything, and sequence of returns risk can mean the difference between a retirement nest egg that's overflowing … or empty.

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Couple Making $420K And Worth $1.5M Already On Track To Retire In Their 50s But Worry That Saying 'We Can Afford It' Could Derail Savings

A couple in their 30s is well ahead of the average family with a $1.5 million net worth and a $420,000 household income. One of the spouses got a $50,000 raise on top of it and are on track to retire in their late 50s.

Benzinga

From Sabbaticals to Side Projects: How Top Earners Recharge After Burnout

Burnout affects everyone at some point, but some ways of handling it are better than others. Retreating to your smartphone and staying up late at night will leave you feeling groggy the next day and keep you in a state of burnout.

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Is $260,000 Too Much To Save For Your Child's College Education? High Earners Share Their Thoughts.

College tuition has gotten more expensive over the years, causing parents to save up for universities well before their children even get into middle school. However, not every parent is saving the same amount of money, and high earners debated on Reddit how much you actually have to save.

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Need a Reason to Retire Early? Consider These 7 Eye-Opening Stats

Most people retire early, leaving the workforce before reaching their full retirement age (FRA). Maybe you should, too.

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I'm a Financial Adviser: The OBBB Is a Reminder for Older People to Have a Long-Term Plan

The new tax bill presents a good opportunity for retirees to revisit tax plans, look into doing some Roth conversions and consider plans for long-term care.

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What’s the ‘no spend’ trend and how to make it work

Slashing impulse buys can give you more than a savings boost.

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Q3 2025 Post-Mortem From an Investment Adviser: Markets Continue to Climb, Gold Shines

The third quarter saw market gains driven by Fed rate cuts and strong earnings, despite high valuations and concerns about speculative trading and job growth. Gold and international stocks could be potential hedges.

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What is 'slow decluttering'? I just tried the trend that makes organization less stressful

The slow decluttering trend asks you to take your time with clearing out your clutter. Instead of giving yourself a time limit or stressing yourself out with getting the job done, this method asks you to consider mindfulness and limit the stress.

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Eight Ways to Stay Safe When Making Cashless Payments

Consumers are ditching cash for the convenience of digital payments, but fraudsters are right behind you. Just a few simple steps can help you stay safe.

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Britons preparing to ration energy as Ofgem price cap rises, says charity

National Energy Action says 58% of households expect to cut heating use as typical annual dual-fuel bill increases to £1,755

The Guardian - UK

Households urged to take action ahead of October 1 energy price rise

The energy price cap will rise by 2% from Wednesday for a typical household in England, Scotland and Wales.

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Turn These Three Retirement Downsides Into Upsides

Not everything about retirement is perfect, but don't let it get you down. Here's how to make lemonade out of these three retirement "lemons."

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Want to Retire With $100K a Year? Here's How Much to Save

What "magic number" will be enough to generate $100K a year in retirement income? We do the math for you.

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Advisers Face a Fiduciary Challenge When Discussing Alternatives to Trump Accounts

While Trump Accounts offer some benefits for early savings, investment advisers need to be cautious when recommending alternatives like 529 plans or Roth IRAs, as those suggestions could create fiduciary conflicts.

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Financial Advisers: Here's How to Help Soon-to-Be Married Clients Get Their Financial House in Order

Getting married changes a couple's life in more ways than one, so it's a good idea to discuss financial and legal issues like pre-/postnuptial agreements, estate plans and life insurance.

The Guardian - UK

Jobs to go at Lincolnshire oil refinery; UK economy grew faster than thought under Labour – as it happened

Insolvency firm running Lindsey oil refinery announces job losses after collapse of parent company Prax Group

Benzinga

Would Divorce Increase Your Social Security Benefits? Here's What To Know Before You Decide

When thinking about retirement income, Social Security plays a key role for many Americans. For those who are divorced — or considering divorce — questions often come up about whether splitting from a spouse could mean higher Social Security benefits.

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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.

Benzinga

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.

Benzinga

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.

Kiplinger

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.

Kiplinger

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.

Kiplinger

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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