How spending shocks affect retirement planning
By Christine Benz of Morningstar Market performance tends to dominate the conversation about risks to a retirement plan.…
Social Security Update: Expert Issues Warning on ‘Risky’ Plan
A retirement policy expert is warning a proposed bipartisan plan to shore up Social Security by investing borrowed…
US workers have saved a shockingly low amount for retirement: $955. Here are some tips to help you catch up
A shocking new stat is making waves: the median American has just $955 saved for retirement. This article…
I tracked down £52,000 in lost pension pots after years of job-hopping
Jack Thompson thought he had done everything right when it came to saving for retirement – paying into…
New SS Rule for Widows and Divorced Spouses
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Your 401(k) may be at all-time highs, but big balances carry hidden retirement risks
Think a big 401(k) balance guarantees a comfortable retirement? It may not be that simple. Many Americans assume…
Just one in four people has a clear plan for retirement – The Irish Times
Fewer than one in four people has a clear financial plan for their retirement and almost half are…
Social Security: Millions Could Receive Thousands in Retroactive Benefits
Millions of Americans approaching or already past retirement age may be eligible for thousands of dollars in retroactive…
Voluntary Contributions Surged 40% To RM19.2 Billion In 2025
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Here’s who gets paid this week
The Social Security Administration is warning retirees about an ongoing scam involving imposter emails. Jeff Greenberg/Universal Images Group…
A 61-Year-Old With $1.6 Million Can Retire by End of 2026 If Two Numbers Stay in Line
A $1.6 million portfolio at age 61 supports $56,000 to $64,000 annual withdrawals using conservative safe withdrawal rates,…
The New ‘Magic Number’ For Retirement Is $1.46M. Grant Cardone Says That Won’t Even Come Close. ‘You Will Spend A Great Deal More Money’
Americans now believe they need about $1.46 million to retire comfortably, according to a new study. But real…