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Smart Ways to Save for Retirement in Your 50s
Saving for retirement after 50 may feel overwhelming, but these years can be important for closing any gaps in your savings. For many people, ... -
Why Delaying Retirement is Not Always a Solution to Having Insufficient Savings
Retirement planning often feels like a puzzle, especially when savings fall short of expectations. One common approach people consider is delaying retirement, thinking a ... -
How are Your 401(k) Contributions Taxed in Retirement?
Tax management is an essential part of retirement planning. Any income you earn, whether through a job or a return on investment, is typically ... -
Adjustments to Make to Your 401(k) When You Reach $1 Million or More
Reaching $1 million in your 401(k) is a significant milestone, and recent data shows more Americans are achieving it. Based on Fidelity’s latest report, ... -
How to Use the Total Return Strategy Effectively for Your Retirement
Life’s uncertainties can arise anytime in retirement, from an unexpected health issue, a sudden home repair, or an urgent debt situation. This is why ... -
Why a 401(k) Alone Isn’t Enough for a Comfortable Retirement
A 401(k) is a tax-advantaged, employer-sponsored retirement account designed to provide a steady income in retirement. It allows for annual contributions with additional limits ... -
New Rule for Investment Advice About 401(k) Rollovers: How Does it Impact You?
A rollover refers to the transfer of your funds from one retirement account, such as a 401(k), to another, such as an Individual Retirement ... -
Understanding After-Tax 401(k) Contributions and Their Benefits
While the 401(k) retirement account is an effective option for saving for your golden years, it comes with some limitations, the primary one being ... -
How To Prevent a Forced Retirement
Despite laws against mandatory retirement based on age, older employees are often nudged out of their roles prematurely. This is exacerbated by economic downturns ... -
How to Increase the Value of Your 401(k) Twofold Every 8-10 Years
While the 401(k) is often praised for its role in retirement savings, maximizing its potential requires effort on your part. Simply opening an account and contributing to ...
