Taking control of your finances is the best way to protect yourself from future risks to your Social Security benefits.

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The 4% rule has been a trusted retirement planning guideline for decades. It's simple: withdraw 4% of your savings annually, adjust for inflation and your money should last throughout retirement. But ...

Retiring early can affect your retirement income in a few different ways. For one, retiring early means you must stretch your ...

A lot of people get into trouble with debt for a variety of reasons. Sometimes, it’s a matter of bad luck, like a string of ...

Bearing the burden of credit card debt isn't only financially perilous, it's also mentally taxing. Financial stress can ...

In the waning months of his presidency, Joe Biden enacted a number of decisions and executive orders that restocked inflation ...

Of the various things I choose to spend money on, dining out is probably my biggest splurge. This doesn’t mean that I spend ...

The wildfires in Los Angeles have claimed more than 12,000 buildings, bringing attention to a growing problem beyond ...

Orman stated that the policy didn't make much financial sense either. At the end of the 20-year term, Vanessa would have paid $18,000 in premiums for the $100,000 policy. Whole life insurance accrues ...

While everyone’s rushing to make money moves this January, Suze Orman just dropped some unexpected advice: Maybe we should all slow down. “Making financial decisions based on hunches is never ...