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As we get older, managing money becomes more complex. Retirement accounts, Social Security, Medicare, estate planning—it’s a lot to juggle. That’s where a good financial...

A steady paycheck may stop, but life never takes a coffee break. For millions of households living on pensions, Social Security, annuities, or other fixed incomes, the budget can feel like a carefully stacked tower of blocks—stable, precise, and always one unexpected nudge away from wobbling. Expenses don’t announce themselves…

Financial personality Vincent Chan recently laid out how to retire with a $500,000 portfolio. It may sound counterintuitive to walk away from work with less than $1 million saved up, but it becomes more feasible when considering withdrawal rates, asset growth rates, and other income sources.

A new survey reveals 63% of Americans believe retiring by 70 is unrealistic. Here's why — and what you can do to improve your odds.

A 61-year-old Arkansas woman called into the "The Ramsey Show" hoping for clarity on investing in her 401(k) while still paying off debt. But what started as a simple inquiry quickly turned into a reality check, tractor and all.

Financial guru Dave Ramsey weighed in on a daughter's dilemma after her father, a retired 73-year-old living on Social Security, requested a portion of her rental profits despite having previously sold her childhood home for far below market value.

When most people create a retirement plan, they focus on things like savings accounts, Social Security, and maybe even travel dreams. But there’s a crucial factor that often gets overlooked: healthcare costs. Ignoring this piece can have serious consequences for your financial security in retirement. Medical expenses tend to rise…

Baby boomers face surprising financial pitfalls, from outdated habits to costly generosity. Here’s what might be hurting their wallets most.

Rising costs hit everyone, but for seniors, one bill keeps growing faster than most people realize: property taxes. It’s not flashy. It doesn’t make headlines like healthcare or groceries. But for many older adults, property taxes quietly eat up more of their fixed income every year. If you own your…