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If you are between the ages of 55 and 65, then your mind is probably filled with thoughts and plans for retirement. If you’ve recently come to the realization that your retirement nest egg isn’t...
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You spend your entire life working toward retirement, but what does that mean? Retirement isn’t a magic word for a savings account that appears once you hit the right age. It’s an action...
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Target-date funds (TDFs) are diversified investment portfolios that automatically change their asset allocation to become more conservative as you get closer to retirement. The idea is to focus more...
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In 2022, Robinhood launched its new IRA account options. As an online, mobile-first trading company primarily focused on serving younger, tech-savvy, customers who are wary of big banks and...
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Most workers in the U.S. aspire to one day retire comfortably, with a degree of financial security. But a growing number of Americans are not optimistic about their prospects. A recent Gallup poll...
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Typical, low-yield savings accounts are slowly dying off. As consumers become more educated about their options, and better competitors enter the banking and investment markets, traditional banks...
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In a recent surveyed of 1,000 Americans, more than half say that if they lose their jobs, they will run out of money after just one month.
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Most Americans are woefully underprepared for retirement. Based on analysis of Federal Reserve data by the accounting firm PwC, the typical American between the ages of 55 and 64 has just $120,000 in...
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