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What to Do If You Get a Check From an InheritanceDepositing an inheritance check might be trickier than you think. Here are your options and smart strategies to take that gift and build lasting wealth.
By Sean Jackson
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Fixed Annuity Payouts Are Spiking: Is it Time to Lock In?With interest rates near two-decade highs, guaranteed income is looking attractive again. Here are 4 ways to play the rate spike.
By Adam Shell
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Human Capital: The Invisible Risk in Your Investment PortfolioWhile conventional wisdom views a career as a stable bond, human capital carries unique risks, so a client's job shouldn't always be treated as a safe asset.
By Jeffery Coyle
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For Retirement Income, Which Accounts Do You Tap First?When clients' retirement transition is harder than they expected, a "ready, shoot, aim" approach to income withdrawals is often to blame. Here's how to fix it.
By Myles J. McHale, Jr. AIF®, CRPP®
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Kiplinger Conversations: How to Talk Inheritance With Your KidsIn this panel conversation, Kiplinger editors talk to experts about the Great Wealth Transfer and answer questions on how to discuss inheritance with your family.
By Alexandra Svokos
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The Average Social Security Check by AgeCompare your average Social Security check with others of your age, and plan for the future.
By Donna LeValley
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6 Assets You Should Sell First in Retirement (If You Need the Cash)Why tapping taxable brokerage accounts, lifestyle vehicles, and whole life policies beats raiding your traditional 401(k).
By Donna Fuscaldo
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Redefining Financial Success Beyond Net WorthWe are increasingly measuring financial success by the peace of mind, stability and life choices money brings rather than the total net worth we accumulate.
By Teresa (Terry) Rasmussen
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Can You Live on $10,000 a Month in Retirement?A $10,000 monthly retirement income sounds like a dream budget, but will it cover your future expenses? We broke it down to see how far it actually goes.
By Donna Fuscaldo




