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The Price of Leaving 401(k) Money Behind
Making Your Money Last Many baby boomers have worked for at least six employers during their career. Leaving 401(k) funds dormant can be costly.
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Turning a Reverse Mortgage into a Retirement Investment Tool
Making Your Money Last Most people think of reverse mortgages as just standalone loans. But some financial experts are seeing them as an investment strategy that lets people stay in their homes as they age.
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Getting Around the Stretch IRA Block
Making Your Money Last Leaving behind a huge tax bill for your heirs with the stretch IRA scuttled? Here are some ways around it as lawmakers consider an updated SECURE Act.
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Seven Things You Should Know About Winning a Lottery Jackpot
Making Your Money Last It’s definitely not likely you’ll hit big. But if you win, you could be happy for years to come — no matter what the naysayers tell you.
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The “Gray Resignation” with Liz Windisch
Making Your Money Last Pandemic pressures (and high stock and real estate values) are leading many to try to move up retirement. Plus, tax-filing season gets under way.
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Time to Reshop Your Home and Auto Insurance
Making Your Money Last Comparing prices on policies and bundling your coverage may save you money.
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How to Nix Checking Fees
Making Your Money Last Strictly free accounts aren’t the only way to bank - almost all banks and credit unions offer ways around paying fees.
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Banking at the Post Office May Be Making a Comeback
Making Your Money Last Advocates say the Postal Service can provide access to an essential financial system while bolstering its own economic position.
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Honey, We Need to Talk About Money
Women & Money Instead of focusing on the numbers, couples might have more success discussing their goals.
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