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Wages Aren't Keeping Up With Inflation: A Financial Adviser's Tips to Bridge the Gap

While we can't control inflation, there are some simple things each of us can do to help keep our heads above water.

Kiplinger

A $20,000 Raise Should Have Been Life-Changing. Instead, His Paycheck Only Grew By $100, And He's Sharing A Warning

When a Reddit user landed a new job with a $20,000 salary bump, he thought he had made a great decision. The role came with more responsibilities, but also what seemed like a healthy pay raise.

Benzinga

Food prices are still rising despite inflation holding steady. Here’s why

August’s inflation rate of 3.8 per cent means that if an item cost £100 a year ago, it would now cost £103.80

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Choice of inflation-beating savings accounts ‘lower than a year ago’

Moneyfactscompare.co.uk said it is essential for savers to shop around to avoid losing money in real terms.

Evening Standard

$40,000 CD vs. $40,000 High-Yield Savings Account: 3 Things Savers Should Consider Now

Both options offer risk-free methods to grow your savings. Learn how much you can earn with each, how they differ and which one suits you best.

Kiplinger

Gray Divorce Can Throw Your Retirement a Curveball: What to Know

If you're entering retirement and going through a divorce at the same time, you've got some work to do to shore up your long-term financial security.

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More than £70bn withdrawn from retirement pots in 2024/25 – FCA figures

Some finance experts suggested that speculation around potential tax changes could have influenced some pension savers.

Evening Standard

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IRS Changes Retirement Catch-Up Contributions: Big Tax Impact For High Earners Under SECURE 2.0

The U.S. Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have issued the final regulations for retirement “catch-up” contributions, outlining the application of the SECURE 2.0 Act provisions.

Benzinga

UK state pension: what is the triple lock, and could it be ditched?

An inflation-busting rise in payments is likely to reignite debate about the system introduced in 2011

The Guardian - UK

State pension set to rise by more than £500 next year

Rise means the full state pension is likely to be liable for income tax by 2027

Evening Standard

Optimize, Grow, Retain: The Power of Annual Client Reviews

Financial advisers can use annual reviews to help enhance client outcomes, strengthen relationships and build their practice.

Kiplinger

State pension set to rise by more than £500 a year from April, figures suggest

Experts said the wage growth measure under the triple lock pensions guarantee is likely to be used to calculate next year’s rise.

The Independent UK

A clothing expert taught me how to stop clothes from fading, and it’s all to do with a surprising kitchen staple

Extend the lifespan of your clothes with one unusual kitchen staple.

Tom’s Guide

The Most Popular Apps for Retirement Planning in 2025

A J.D. Power survey ranks retirement planning apps based on customer service and satisfaction. Does your financial app make the cut?

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Don't Disinherit Your Grandchildren: The Hidden Risks of Retirement Account Beneficiary Forms

Standard retirement account beneficiary forms may not be flexible enough to ensure your money passes to family members according to your wishes. Naming a trust as the contingent beneficiary can help avoid these issues. Here's how.

Kiplinger

This Is How Life Insurance Can Fund Your Dreams Now

Beyond a death benefit, life insurance can provide significant financial value and flexibility through 'living benefits' while you are still alive, helping with expenses like education, business ventures or retirement.

Evening Standard

Two in five renters forced to ration energy to afford bills

People took measures such as skipping hot meals, wearing gloves inside and limiting heating to just one room last winter

Kiplinger

I'm 57 With $4.1 Million and Plan to Retire Abroad in a Few Years. Can I Stop Contributing to My 401(k)?

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Potential Trouble for Retirees: A Wealth Adviser's Guide to the OBBB's Impact on Retirement

While some provisions might help, others could push you into a higher tax bracket and raise your costs. Be strategic about Roth conversions, charitable donations, estate tax plans and health care expenditures.

Kiplinger

One Small Step for Your Money, One Giant Leap for Retirement

Saving enough for retirement can sound as daunting as walking on the moon. But what would your future look like if you took one small step toward it this year?

Woman & Home

How to declutter before downsizing house: experts share 5 tips to help minimise moving boxes

Are you buying a smaller home and worried that all your stuff won't fit? Follow this advice to lighten the load

The National (Scotland)

Scottish households at risk of missing out on energy saving tips

SCOTTISH households are potentially missing out on savings of up to £1700 annually by failing to insulate their homes adequately, according to new…

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Scared of Outliving Your 401(k)? The 'Me-First' Rule Helps Keep Your Bills Paid No Matter What Stocks Do

Worried about the stock market's ups and downs? Follow the 'Me-First' (flooring) rule, which ensures your bills get paid no matter what's happening with Wall Street

Kiplinger

I'm a Financial Planner: Could Partial Retirement Be the Right Move for You?

Many Americans close to retirement are questioning whether they should take the full leap into retirement or continue to work part-time.

Tom’s Guide

Why are my dishes still dirty after running the dishwasher? Here’s what the appliance experts say, and how to fix it

Do your plates or cookware often come out unclean after a dishwasher cycle? Experts explain the common reasons why.

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