Are Your Social Security Benefits Taxable This Year?

More than 70 million Americans receive benefits from the Social Security Administration—whether retirement, disability, or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). One big question recipients face ever year at tax time: Do

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Don’t Age In Place! You Might Want To Move

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In my recent article, “Why Aging In Place May Not Be The Answer For Your Retirement,” I tackled one of

The Great Wealth Transfer’s Hidden Housing Problem

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Why inheriting a family home can feel more like responsibility than richesFor decades, Baby Boomers have been quietly amassing one

The Main Reason Not To Retire

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What is one of the first things we ask people when we meet them? “What do you do?” If the

Is It Time For Retirees To Cash In Their Stock Market Gains?

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If you’re retired, the recent significant gains in the stock market look like a reason to celebrate. During 2025, for

How Immigration Curbs Make Care Less Affordable For Seniors And Others

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When politicians use their favorite buzzword of the day “affordability,” they likely are talking about housing, insurance or beef. But

Roth 401(k) Catch-Up Rule Arrives In January For $150K+ Earners

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New Year, new IRS limits letting employees save more in their employer retirement plans. But in January 2026, the new

What Christmas Shows About Every Generation

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Every December, Americans gather for what may be the country’s most multigenerational ritual: the holiday table. For many families, that

Overlooked Strategies For Health And Longevity In Retirement

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If you’re in your 60s or beyond, hopefully you’re focusing on improving the foundations of your health and longevity, including

2025 Year-End Financial Checklist for Wealthy Investors

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The year 2025 is quickly coming to a close, and with it comes an important opportunity to review your financial

Foundations Of Health And Longevity In Retirement

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If you’re like most people in their 60s and 70s, you’re managing a few health conditions—some merely inconvenient, others that

Trump Accounts vs. Baby Bonds: Who Truly Benefits?

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Michael and Susan Dell have pledged $6.25 billion to expand Trump’s child wealth accounts, but design flaws mean the biggest

Balancing Health, Longevity and Finances

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Many retirees report that good health is one of the most important factors for their happiness in retirement. In addition,