The Motley Fooladded this to Retirement · 7hInvesting What is the Payroll Tax and How Much Does It Cost You?The Motley Fool - Christy Bieber Payroll taxes are taken out of your paycheck -- but what exactly are these taxes and how much are you paying for them? When you get your paycheck, …
The Motley Fooladded this to Retirement · 21hSocial Security The Most Important Social Security Chart You'll Ever SeeThe Motley Fool - Selena Maranjian One simple chart shows how much you can increase or shrink your Social Security checks, simply via timing. If you're going through life assuming that …
The Motley Fooladded this to Retirement · 22hInvesting Believing These 4 IRA Myths Could Cost You Big TimeThe Motley Fool - Kailey Fralick Save yourself some money -- don't fall for these common misconceptions. IRAs are among the most commonly used retirement savings accounts, but …
RRichadded this to Investment · 20hHealth Insurance Is investing in super a complete waste of time?yahoo.com - David Taylor If I asked you, ‘how do you see your retirement playing out’? You might say, ‘no idea! I’m too young!’ Or some may say, ‘that’s a long way …
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Business · 1dLoans Carla Fried: Is your car holding you financially hostage?Chicago Tribune - By Carla FriedSaving money is increasingly a way-too-big ask for many households. Nearly one in four households say they have no emergency savings. Few report being on track with retirement savings. And rising home
The Motley Fooladded this to Retirement · 8hInvesting Before You Claim Social Security, Do a Savings CheckupThe Motley Fool - Maurie Backman A simple assessment could lead you to the right filing decision. Millions of seniors collect Social Security benefits today, and coupled with a …
yyoung namadded this to Retirement · 20hRetirement Opinion: Nearly 2 years into early retirement, here’s all that I’ve gotten wrongMarketWatch - By Chris Mamula In a comment responding to my recent blog post about making better decisions in the face of uncertainty, a reader wrote: “Life is inherently risky. …
Forbesadded this to Technology · 1dTaxes What They’re Not Telling Us About Our Retirement SavingsForbes - Steven CrawfordAmericans are facing a crisis in retirement. According to a survey by GoBankingRates, 42% of Americans have less than $10,000 saved for retirement. For those who are more fortunate and have accumulated
GG-Blackburnadded this to Living In Retirement · 3hSocial Security What I wish I knew when I retiredMarketWatch - By Alessandra Malito No matter how prepared someone thinks they are for retirement, there are plenty of surprises during this life stage — some better than others. But we …
Forbesadded this to Technology · 1dRetirement Why You May Not Want To Retire, SeriouslyForbes - John Wasiknearly a quarter of those surveyed say they don't want to retire. As Maurie Backman writes, work may be something more than a paycheck: "For many, work serves as a social outlet as well as a means of activity,
JJamie Kirstienadded this to Money · 23hMedicare The Worst Things About Being a Millionaireyahoo.com - the editors of Kiplinger's Personal Finance Who wants to be a millionaire? The more intriguing question would be, "Who doesn't?" For most people, a million smackers conjures up images of …
Kiplinger's Personal Financeadded this to Living Well In Retirement · 1dRetirement 3 Ways Annuities Can Help Boomers Reduce Retirement Riskkiplinger.com - Craig Hawley Who doesn't fear outliving their savings? Here are some specific insurance solutions that can help calm those fears. As 10,000 Baby Boomers a day …
Auggie Estradaadded this to GENERAL INFO · 22hRetirement 3 things you can do right now to make retirement easierUSA TODAY Money - Selena MaranjianIt's reasonable to worry about retirement. After all, you'll probably be living with less income than you enjoy today, and you can't know how much certain future expenses will cost you. Health care, for
IIncognitoadded this to Personal finance · 21hConservative View 8 Ways Retirees Waste Their Moneynewsmax.com - Zoe Papadakis You have worked hard to build up your retirement and now it is time to enjoy your golden years. However, those years can be anything but if you …
Forbesadded this to Technology · 1dSocial Security Ask Larry: Should I Have Filed And Suspended Instead of Delaying My Social Security Benefit?Forbes - Laurence KotlikoffSocial Security may be one of your largest assets. What and when you collect will make a huge difference to your lifetime benefits. Today’s column addresses filing and suspending versus simply delaying
GOBankingRatesadded this to Retirement Ready · 1dEmployment Chick-fil-A and 23 More Companies With Surprisingly Great 401(k) Plansgobankingrates.com - Barri Segal There’s no doubt that salary is an important part of anyone’s job. But these days, company benefits also play a big role in attracting — and …
Lee Ann Dayadded this to Money · 23hMoney Everything You Need to Know about 401 (k) PlansCoveteur - Leah Faye Cooper When we first started working and earning real, adult salaries, or financial priorities more or less looked like this: rent, bills, student …
AAdam Suggsadded this to Things · 23hMedicare 3 Major Retirement Expenses You Should Aim to Save Money OnThe Motley Fool - Maurie Backman Want to preserve your nest egg? Focus on reducing your spending in these key areas. Whether you kick off retirement with a robust nest egg or just a …
The Staradded this to Toronto · 1dToronto, ONCity dwellers could be tempted to treat their house as a retirement plan. But what happens if they don’t want to move whenthestar.com - Tess Kalinowski When Claire Pfeiffer borrowed a big sum from her mother to buy a detached, two-and-a-half-storey home near the Lansdowne subway station for $430,000 …
CNBC · 1dRetirement Whether married or single, this is how women are financially vulnerable in retirementCNBC - Lorie Konish If you're a woman in your 50s, the chances are greater than ever that you're not married, either because you're divorced or because you've never …
rrichard broicekadded this to Stocks · 19hRobo-advisors 4 Places You Can Start Investing NowU.S. News & World Report - Miranda Marquit One of the scariest things for many would-be investors is figuring out how to get started. Where do you put your money? What's the easiest way to …
Bloomberg · 1dBarack Obama Obama Seeks to Expand 401(k) Use by Employers Pooling PlansBloomberg - Angela Greiling Keane President Barack Obama will propose allowing small businesses to more easily pool 401(k) plans, in the hope that more Americans will adopt a crucial …
Forbes · 1dBaby Boomers Fintechs Need To Help Baby Boomers BoomForbes - Ben CukierI’m an investor in and write about the future of financial services Helping baby boomers retire is where the money is. For financial services firms, especially fintechs, baby boomers should be seen the
Seeking Alphaadded this to SA News · 1dCFOs 3D Systems names new CFOSeeking Alpha - Brandy Betz 3D Systems (NYSE:DDD) appoints Todd Booth as EVP and Chief Financial Officer, effective September 3. Booth most recently served as the CFO at Teledyne …
The Motley Fooladded this to Retirement · 1dInvesting A Foolish Take: How Procrastination Can Cost You $83,000The Motley Fool - Dan Caplinger There's an easy way to make your retirement savings work harder, and it's more rewarding than you might think. Saving for retirement is one of the …
The Motley Fooladded this to Retirement · 1dSocial Security Social Security and Immigration: Setting the Record StraightThe Motley Fool - Sean Williams Is immigration a positive, neutral, or negative for Social Security? Ready or not, folks, we're less than 15 months away from the 2020 elections. And …
The Motley Fooladded this to Retirement · 1dInvesting What Should I Do With My Crazy Student Loans?The Motley Fool - Chuck Saletta Student loan debt is some of the toughest to deal with. Here's a path through it. Q. I've recently gotten engaged to the woman of my dreams, but I'm …
The Motley Fooladded this to Retirement · 1dInvesting July Was a Sunny Retail Month, But Storms May Be ComingThe Motley Fool - Daniel B. Kline Spending has grown, but there are reasons to believe that may change heading into the fall. Amazon's (NASDAQ:AMZN) Prime Day has turned the …
Brenadded this to The Sunday Ed. · 2dRetirement This Is, Statistically, the Worst Age to Take Social Security BenefitsThe Motley Fool - Sean Williams A recent study showed that virtually no one maximizes their lifetime benefit by taking their payout at this age. Seniors will make a lot of important …
The Guardianadded this to Money · 2dPersonal Finance (UK) Meet the people trying to save enough to retire by 40The Guardian - Harvey JonesFor many, it is an idea of heaven – shutting down the computer one last time and leaving the office in the full knowledge that you are financially stable enough never to have to return. And all at an that
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