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What To Know About The Roth Solo 401(k) In 2024?
You could maximize your tax-free retirement income with a Roth Solo 401(k), a strategic choice for savvy business owners. This unique retirement account allows both you and your spouse to…
Read MoreNo one in the US should be retiring at 65’: Ben Shapiro said Social Security was not designed to provide retirement benefits for 20+ years — and those who expect that are ‘crazy’
Americans can start receiving Social Security benefits as early as age 62, but should they? Ben Shapiro argues it’s “insane” that the U.S. hasn’t raised the official retirement age, pointing…
Read MoreRisk in Retirement: What’s the Right Level for You?
While it’s comforting when things trend upwards, the reality is that recessions are inevitable. In retirement, the stakes are higher, making understanding and managing different types of risks crucial. Ready…
Read MoreWarren Buffett warns there’s only 1 way a ‘smart person’ can go broke — are you making this big financial misstep?
Discover the startling financial realities faced by over 60% of Americans living paycheck to paycheck, as revealed by PYMNTS. Dive into the latest data from the Federal Reserve, exposing the…
Read MoreA Psychiatrist Tried to Quit Gambling. Betting Apps Kept Her Hooked.
Kavita Fischer’s fortune took a surprising turn when a $750 investment led to a remarkable $500,000 winning streak in just six days last summer. Despite her background as a mental-health…
Read More5 Common Annuity Mistakes You Should Avoid
Choosing the right annuity can be crucial for your financial future. With four main types available, understanding their individual purposes and advantages can be essential. Before making a decision, educate…
Read MoreWriting your will is ‘not just a question about finances,’ expert says. Here’s why it’s a crucial task
Writing your will may not seem urgent, but it should be a priority. A recent survey by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College found that only 34% of…
Read More8 Smart Things to Do When You’re Broke
When funds are low, these strategies can help you bounce back quickly. With inflation rising, many find themselves with an overdrawn bank account, late rent, and two weeks until payday.…
Read More4 Financial Tasks You Shouldn’t Put Off
Amy Arnott recently shared her biggest financial mistakes, highlighting a common theme of neglecting financial tasks due to busyness or finding them boring. If you have similar tasks on your…
Read MoreIf You Suspect You Are On A Scam Call, Do NOT Say This 1 Word
If you receive calls asking, “Can you hear me now?” or “Are you there?” from unknown numbers, be cautious. These are often signs of a fast-growing scam, warns the Better…
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