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The Average Retirement Savings by Age

Think you may have more retirement savings than your peers? Here's your answer.

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What If Social Security Was Designed to Make You Poorer?

For decades, Americans have been taught to see Social Security as a reliable safety net—a hard-earned reward for a lifetime of work. And for many, it feels like the only thing standing between them and poverty in old age. But what if Social Security isn’t the salvation it appears to…

Clever Dude

You’re probably richer than you think because of the safety net – but you’d have more of that hidden wealth if you lived in Norway

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When Claiming Your Spouse’s Social Security Pays Off Big—8 Scenarios That Make Sense

In certain situations, claiming your spouse’s Social Security instead of your own can actually lead to bigger checks and long-term financial security. If you’re married, divorced, or widowed, understanding these unique options can mean the difference between scraping by and living comfortably. Here are eight real-life scenarios where tapping into…

Clever Dude

The political opportunism behind Reform UK’s support for abolition of the two-child limit on benefits

The leader of Reform UK, Nigel Farage, recently announced that if in government, his party would abolish the two-child limit on benefits. This social security policy restricts the payment of means-tested benefits to the first two children of a family.

The Conversation

For Trump’s ‘no taxes on tips,’ the devil is in the details

President Donald Trump’s promise to eliminate taxes on tips may sound like a windfall for service workers — but the fine print in Congress’ latest tax bill tells a more complex story.

The Conversation

Gen Z tradwife bros need to go

Younger men want to return to older times — but we shouldn't forget why we left those behind

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Social Security Official Wants More AI Use in the Agency Despite Some Reports of Bots Being Unhelpful

Social Security chief Frank Bisignano is pushing ahead with expanded AI use and tech reforms, despite mixed results and concerns.

Latin Times

How to Create a Retirement Plan Without a 401(k)

Planning for retirement can feel overwhelming, especially if you don’t have access to a 401(k) through your employer. Maybe you’re self-employed, work for a small business, or simply want more control over your financial future. The good news? You can still build a solid retirement plan without a 401(k). With…

The Free Financial Advisor

Over 50 and Still Paying Student Loans? Here's Some Help

It's the club no one wants to join. But if you are over 50 and still paying student loans, there are ways to tackle both debt and retirement savings.

Kiplinger

5 Types of Documents That Should Always Be Shredded Before Throwing Them Away

In a world where personal information is as valuable as currency, tossing away sensitive documents without a second thought is like leaving the front door wide open. Identity theft, fraud, and data breaches don’t just happen online—they often start in the trash. Many people unknowingly expose themselves to risk by…

Everybody Loves Your Money

A Financial Adviser's Guide to Solving Your Retirement Puzzle: Five Key Pieces

If retirement's a puzzle you're struggling with, try answering these five questions. The answers will guide you toward a solution.

Kiplinger

The Loophole That Lets You Retire Twice

Retiring twice sounds like something reserved for billionaires or lottery winners, but it’s not. It simply means taking a break from full-time work, living off...

Saving Advice

11 Little-Known Reasons Your Social Security Is Less Than It Should Be

If you’re like most Americans, you’ve spent decades working, contributing to Social Security with every paycheck, and trusting that one day those contributions would come...

Saving Advice

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What Lawmakers Don’t Want You to Know About Retirement Plans

The idea of retirement has long been sold as a reward after decades of hard work: contribute to your 401(k), maybe open an IRA, and...

Saving Advice

Why Your Social Security Payment Might Be Lower This Month

If you’ve noticed a decrease in your Social Security payment this month, you’re not alone. Several factors can lead to a reduced check, some of...

The Free Financial Advisor

10 Things You Must Do Before You Turn 65

Turning 65 is a major milestone, and it’s about more than just birthday cake and well wishes. It’s a time when many important decisions come into play—decisions that can shape your health, finances, and overall happiness for years to come. Whether you’re looking forward to retirement, planning to keep working,…

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US Supreme Court grants DOGE access to sensitive Social Security data

The ruling was one of two victories the US’s highest court handed the Trump administration in cases about data privacy.

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US supreme court rules Doge can access social security data during legal challenge

Key player in Trump’s drive to slash federal workforce keeps access to sensitive records including family court and mental health records

The Independent UK

DOGE will be allowed to access Social Security data for now, Supreme Court rules

Conservative justices of the court agreed to give DOGE staffers access to sensitive data in order to do their jobs at the Social Security Administration

The Independent UK

Supreme Court allows DOGE team to access Social Security systems with data on millions of Americans

The Supreme Court is clearing the way for the Department of Government Efficiency to access Social Security systems containing personal data on millions of Americans

Kiplinger

Ask the Editor, June 6: Questions on Hobby Losses, Medicare

In our latest Ask the Editor round-up, Joy Taylor, The Kiplinger Tax Letter Editor, answers questions on hobby losses, I bonds and Medicare premiums.

Saving Advice

12 Social Security Questions You Should Ask—But Don’t

Most Americans treat Social Security like a retirement vending machine: reach a certain age, push a button, get your monthly benefit. But behind the curtain...

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The Secret Retirement Move That Could Add $100K to Your Nest Egg

When you think of adding six figures to your retirement savings, you probably imagine needing a side hustle, investing wizardry, or an ironclad budget. But...

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The AARP Feature You’re Paying For But Not Using

For millions of Americans over 50, joining AARP feels like a rite of passage. With just a small annual fee, you’re promised discounts, retirement tools,...

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