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Top Insurance Companies Stand Out With Long Track Records Of Success

Financial stability and great customer service build trust for top auto, home and life insurers. Which rank highest?

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These Are Millionaires’ 3 Biggest Retirement Fears

Here's a look at millionaires' biggest retirement fears, and what they -- and you -- can do to assuage these concerns.

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I’m a Northwestern Mutual Advisor: Here’s the No.1 Mistake Almost All Middle-Class Retirees Make

Most middle-class Americans planning for retirement make the same costly assumption. It can wreck their golden years before they even begin.

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Older Investors: Boost Your Savings and Retire Earlier

This one measure can help older investors retire up to two years earlier and potentially double their retirement savings.

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Stock Market Forecast For The Next Six Months: Watch Out For These Risks

Even the slightest whiff of trouble with future earnings could ruin the stock market's improved outlook. What investors need to know now.

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Here’s how much money you should have saved for retirement based on your age

Saving for retirement can seem daunting, but getting started — the sooner the better — is always a good decision

The Independent UK

What Would $1.46M In Savings Do For Your Retirement Lifestyle?

Americans think $1.46 million is the ideal amount of money to have saved for retirement, according to a survey. High-net-worth Americans think $3.93M is ideal. What would that kind of money mean for your retirement?

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How Boomers, Millennials, and Gen Xers Differ On Passing Down Wealth

A study found that in terms of leaving wealth to younger generations, there is a great disparity between Gen Xers, Millennials and Boomers.

International Business Times

What Is Your 'Enough Is Enough' Number for Retirement?

Chasing a 'magic number' for retirement can be anxiety-inducing. Instead, build your plans around a personal number that reflects your individual circumstances.

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Risk, rationality, trade and tariffs

Trade wars make it harder to coordinate when dealing with everything from climate change to cybercrimes—not to mention war, disease, and innovation.

Fortune

Five Financial Planning Secrets of Millionaires

You might be surprised: Most millionaires don't feel rich. Instead, they have smart goals, discipline and a little help along the way.

Kiplinger

Will millennials ever be able to retire?

Policy changes could get American workers back on track for secure, comfortable retirements

Salon

US Millionaires Have It All—Except Confidence: 67% Say $3 Million Isn't Enough To Feel Financially Safe, Here's How Much They Need Instead

Having millions doesn't guarantee feeling wealthy. Many millionaires still feel financially insecure and believe their plans need improvement.

International Business Times UK

A Kamala Harris win could supercharge the $90 trillion Great Wealth Transfer

Many millennials and Gen Zers are cashing in on their inheritance much sooner than they anticipated.

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Gen Z expect to inherit money and assets—but their boomer parents aren’t planning on leaving anything behind

Over half of Gen Zers and nearly 60% of millennials are depending on their inheritance to achieve financial security. Just 22% of baby boomers expect to leave them anything.

Fortune

The Great Wealth Transfer is set to be a $90 trillion disappointment—especially for millennials

Younger generations' expectations for an inheritance aren't matching up with what older generations plan on giving.

International Business Times UK

Survey Says 46% Of Americans Say They'd Give Up A Raise Or Promotion For This Perk - It's Not Remote Work

As economic worries grow, Americans increasingly choose better retirement benefits over bigger paychecks, showing a change in what they want from their jobs.

International Business Times UK

'Mom Told Me I Was Her Retirement Plan': Woman Says She Sacrificed Everything For Her Kids, Now They Should Take Care Of Her

Adult child Jo faces a dilemma: Mom expects financial support despite a strained relationship. Is Jo obligated to help?

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Golfweek Super Senior National Championship: Mark Burden’s golf life spans ACC’s golden era to golf dad to senior circuit drop-in

Local Mark Burden shot up the leaderboard in the first round of the Golfweek Super Senior, Legends and Super Legends National Championship.

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AI is on track to ‘democratize financial planning.’ Are investors ready for that?

Could AI democratize financial planning?

International Business Times UK

1 in 5 Americans Over 65 Return To Work After Savings Dwindle; How Much Do You Actually Need To Retire?

Most Americans fall short of retirement savings goals. Gen Z starts saving earliest (age 22), hoping to bridge the gap.

Fortune

Gen Z cares more than any other generation about how much money their romantic partner has, survey shows. It's a sign of their economic plight

Dealing with inflation and student debt, young couples are looking for similar attitudes toward money when it comes to love.

Investors Business Daily

Most Trusted: Top Insurers Excel At Service, Win Customer Loyalty

Financial stability and great customer service build trust for top auto, home and life insurers. Which companies rank highest?

Fortune

Millennials are falling into a depression over their finances

Millennials have been through a lot.

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How Big a Nest Egg Americans Think They’ll Need to Retire

Northwestern Mutual’s 2023 Planning & Progress Study shows how much money Americans believe they need to retire.

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