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Emergency savings provisions in Secure 2.0 may help shore up short- and long-term financial security, experts say
Tags Employee benefits Personal spending 401(k) plans
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The 'Secure 2.0' retirement legislation leaves a 'huge problem untouched,' labor economist warns. How these changes could help
Tags Personal income Family finances Retirement
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Average Social Security retirement benefit fell short by 46% in 2022. Here are the costs the went up the most
Tags Health care costs Personal Finance Personal saving
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Making these 5 money moves now can set you up for financial success in the new year
Tags Personal spending Social issues 401(k) plans
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Congress may revisit the expanded child tax credit in the lame duck session. But terms may not be as generous as in 2021
Tags Legislation Personal Income Income Tax
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401(k) 'hardship' withdrawals hit record high, Vanguard says — another sign households feel the pinch of inflation
Tags 401(k) plans Employee benefits Inflation
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Social media financial content is a 'Wild West.' Here's the red flags to watch out for before investing your money
Tags Personal Finance Consumer fraud Social Media
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Worried about Social Security benefit cuts? How calculators may help gauge how changes may affect you
Tags Personal Finance Personal saving Personal finance
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'Wild ride': Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson predicts double-digit percentage drop will hit stocks in early 2023
Tags Commodity markets Earnings Technology
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Holiday rush: Why investors may want to add retail ETFs to their cart
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Tags Retail sales Personal debt Recessions and depressions
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How Congress may make it easier to set money aside for emergency expenses
Tags Individual retirement accounts Wages and salaries Retirement
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A 'frugal' millionaire shares the 5 money rules he teaches his kids: 'My mom clipped coupons every week'
Tags Real estate Kids and money Personal investing
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Here's why you may want to say 'no' to a store credit card offer this holiday shopping season
Tags Inflation Personal spending Black Friday
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Even as the midterm election results were 'positive for seniors,' some worry about Social Security amid debt ceiling negotiations
Tags Family finances Personal income Retirement planning
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Interest rates on retail credit cards are 'crazy high,' with some topping 30%. 4 things to consider before opening one
Tags Interest Rates Personal Finance Personal finance
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This 52-year-old early retiree left the U.S. for Portugal—a look at his typical day: 'It's pretty affordable'
Tags Make It Gourmet food Travel
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An elite New York restauranteur on why luxury spending isn't the key to making people happy
Tags At Work Consumer behavior Restaurants
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This Social Security quiz can help test how much you know about benefits before you claim
Tags Taxes Personal debt Social Security
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'The biggest takeaway is just discipline.' What it takes to build wealth, according to top financial advisors
Tags Wages and salaries Debt Personal income
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Americans now say they will need $1.25 million to retire comfortably, survey finds
Tags Inflation Personal spending 401(k) plans
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55% of working Americans feel they are behind on retirement savings. Here's how to catch up
Tags Retiree finances Personal Income Income disparity
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Social Security benefits are set to rise by more than $140 per month in 2023. Here's how to find out how much more money you may receive
Tags Inflation Personal spending Financial planning for marriage
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What a record 8.7% Social Security cost-of-living adjustment could mean for taxes on benefits
Tags Consumer spending Personal taxes Personal income
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IRS sends letters to more than 9 million who could miss out on valuable 2021 tax credits. Here's how to claim that money
Tags Family finances Wages and salaries Parenting
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This family owns a 'princess cottage' in Disney World's gated community—where homes sell for $12 million: Take a look inside
Tags Entertainment Real estate Walt Disney Co
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Social Security record 8.7% cost-of-living adjustment for 2023 could put pressure on the program's funds, some experts say
Tags Family finances Personal income Consumer spending
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Even amid inflation and recession worries, there are opportunities to build wealth, top-ranked advisors say
Tags Personal saving Personal finance U/S/ Economy
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Social Security cost-of-living adjustment will be 8.7% in 2023, highest increase in 40 years
Tags Personal income Retirement Medicare health plans
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39-year-old millionaire shares why he 'regrets' paying off his 2 home mortgages: 'I felt trapped'
Tags Personal finance Personal saving Lifestyle
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Free weekly credit reports are available through the end of 2023. Why you may want to check yours now
Tags Personal credit scores Personal loans Mortgages
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