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9 Things You'll Spend More on in RetirementGroceries and utilities are just two of the items that will put greater demands on your hard-earned savings once you reach your golden years.
By Bob Niedt
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8 Facts You Need to Know About Stock Market CorrectionsMarkets Scary as they are, drawdowns are a normal part of the investing process. Having a financial plan in place and sticking to it is every investor's best friend.
By Dan Burrows
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The 'Yes, And ...' Rule for a Happy RetirementWhy the most resilient retirees ditch the rigid script and treat their next chapter like an improv scene.
By Jacob Schroeder
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Are You Eligible for the 2027 Federal Saver's Match?If you qualify for the Saver's Match, the government will match your retirement contributions up to 50% of your first $2,000 in savings.
By Jason Bernat
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How to Find Affordable Vision Care After 50Original Medicare covers zero routine eye exams or glasses. Here's how self-pay, warehouse clubs, and vision plans compare on real out-of-pocket costs.
By Maurie Backman
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5 Steps to Take if a Loved One Shows Cognitive DeclineWhile medical treatment is the correct first impulse, your loved one will also need help with finances. It's best to have a discussion before symptoms begin.
By Kate Nottoli, Certified Dementia Practitioner® (CDP®)
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How Life Insurance Trusts (ILITs) Protect WealthPlacing million-dollar life insurance inside an irrevocable life insurance trust creates a layer of protection against estate tax and other family wealth risks.
By Jonathan Davis, CFP®
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10 Reasons to Leave Your Heirs a Roth IRAIncluding a Roth IRA in your estate plan can secure a tax-free legacy for your family. But even a small error could leave your heirs with a big tax burden.
By Kathryn Pomroy
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What $10,000 a Month Gets You in These 5 Retirement Hot SpotsSee what a $10,000 monthly budget actually buys in five top retirement destinations, from rent and dining to healthcare — and how much cash you'll have left over.
By Donna Fuscaldo
