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Rethinking RetirementFeature When interest rates are this low, it might be time to revisit some of the old rules of thumbs about reducing the risk of outliving your money.
By Mark Solheim
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Check Under the Couch Cushions to Help With U.S. Coin ShortageCoronavirus and Your Money An increase in online shopping and e-payments has led to a coin crunch.
By Sandra Block
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Land a New Job With an Ageless ResumeMaking Your Money Last Build a resume that focuses on your skills and experience, not your age.
By Harriet Edleson
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Drawing Down Retirement Savings in a PandemicCoronavirus and Your Money Tapping the right accounts at the right time matters. Knowing how much a retiree can spend each year without running out of savings in old age is even more important.
By Janet Kidd Stewart
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Emergency Funds: How to Get StartedMaking Your Money Last There’s no one-size-fits-all formula for how much you’ll need.
By Emma Patch
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Metropolitan West Corporate Bond Has a Bright FutureMaking Your Money Last This new-ish corporate bond fund is comanaged by familiar faces.
By Ryan Ermey
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Get Your Retirement Plan Back on TrackMaking Your Money Last Whether the damage to your savings was self-inflicted or unavoidable, we’ll help you revive your retirement plan.
By Sandra Block
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Four Changes to the Kiplinger ETF 20Making Your Money Last Low-volatility strategies disappointed, leading to four changes in the lineup.
By Nellie S. Huang
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Retirees Get Another Break with Expansion of RMD WaiverMaking Your Money Last The CARES Act cancelled "required minimum distributions" for 2020...and the IRS just expanded that relief to help more seniors and give more time to undo previous withdrawals.
By Rocky Mengle
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