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Stock market making you nervous? How to control your investing losses.

Memo to investors: You will lose money

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‘I have serious concerns about the process of becoming dead.’ Planning for the death I want.

‘I have serious concerns about the process of becoming dead.’ Planning for the death I want.

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Think you have no time to get in shape? It only takes a minute.

If you sneak in a microburst workout while waiting for the water to boil, during TV commercials or while brushing your teeth, it could save your life.

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Why doesn’t Joe Biden want to retire?

Some people can't get out of work fast enough, while others who could easily retire keep on working.

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Cliques, stereotypes and unwritten rules: It’s not easy to adapt to a new retirement community

For residents who thought they'd seen the last of the drama, gossip and exclusion of middle school, the social dynamics of retirement communities can be tough. 

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I want to contribute to an IRA. Do I earn too much?

There is an income limit to be able to make a Roth IRA contribution but there is no income limit to contribute to a traditional IRA

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Want to learn how to be good with money? The best teacher may surprise you.

The average American is less financially literate about risk today than in 2017—and Gen Z is the worst.

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Secure 2.0 may help high earners with retirement planning

New opportunities for high‐net‐worth retirement planning

News and analysis for those planning for or living in retirement

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Why investing Social Security in the stock market would be a terrible idea

The Social Security deficit can't be solved by moving the trust fund into stocks

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This is a good time to rethink how Social Security should be financed

The program’s 'Missing Trust Fund' provides a strong case for an infusion of general revenues

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8 traits successful investors tend to have in common

Everyone's financial journey is unique, but certain themes stand out.

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4 simple rules for a happier retirement

Advice from experts on aging, retirement and financial management that can help you enjoy a meaningful and successful retirement.

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Are you 50 or 60 with no retirement savings? There are ways to improve your financial security.

Don't despair. The retirement math isn't quite as daunting as it first appears. Here are some action steps to take, and options to consider.

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6 things you can try when Medicare doesn’t pay for your prescription

If you find that a medication you’ve been prescribed isn’t covered by your Medicare plan, here are some options to consider.

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Rent doesn’t have to be a four-letter word for retirees. Here’s when some experts say renting can be a smart move.

Financial planners say renting can make more sense than owning in some circumstances, even for retirees who can afford to buy a home. Here's why.

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There’s tons of wealth in America—yet tens of millions have nothing

The true state of finances for most Americans is quite bleak

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Scams against seniors soar, costing some their homes and retirement accounts

'Call centers overwhelmingly target the elderly, with devastating effects,' the FBI said.

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Put your hobbies to good use to create a ‘greener’ retirement

Volunteering to 'green' where you live is a healthy way to be active in retirement while contributing to your community and the planet. Here's how to get started.

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