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7 Tax Blunders to Avoid in Your First Year of Retirement
A business-as-usual approach to taxes in the first year of retirement can lead to silly trip-ups that erode your nest egg. Here are seven common goofs to avoid.
By Jeff Judge, CFP®, ChFC®, CLU®, AEP®
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How to Plan for Social Security in 2026's Changing Landscape
Not understanding how the upcoming changes in 2026 might affect you could put your financial security in retirement at risk. This is what you need to know.
By Michael Knox
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Healthy to 100: Secrets from Countries Where Retirees Age Best
Longevity is a team sport, according to author Ken Stern. Here's the secret sauce for living long, healthy lives from countries like Italy and Japan.
By Richard Eisenberg
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6 Overlooked Areas That Can Make or Break Your Retirement
If you're heading into retirement with scattered and uncertain plans, distilling them into these six areas can ensure you thrive in later life.
By David Lukas, Investment Adviser Representative
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7 Risks Your Retirement Plan Should Address
Your retirement needs to be able to withstand several major threats, including inflation, longevity, long-term care costs, market swings and more.
By Erick Arnett
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Social Security Tax Limit for 2026: What the Higher Cap Means for Your Paycheck
Social Security Wealthier taxpayers will have more Social Security tax taken from their paychecks this year.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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2026 To-Do List: 7 Best Financial Moves to Make for a Happy New Year
Checklist of 7 Easy Things You Can Do In 2026 To Improve And Secure Your Finances
By Donna LeValley
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HNW Retirees: Don't Overlook The Benefits of Social Security
Wealthy retirees often overlook Social Security. But timed properly, it can drive tax efficiency, keep Medicare costs in check and strengthen your legacy.
By Robert Smith
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What to Do If You Plan to Make Catch-Up Contributions in 2026
Under new rules, you may lose an up-front deduction but gain tax-free income once you retire.
By David Rodeck
