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We're 59 and Retired With $5.3 Million. We Want to Spend $250,000 a Year Until Medicare and Social Security Start. Are We Nuts?

We are retired and want to spend $250,000 a year, but once Medicare and Social Security start, we'll need less. Are we nuts?

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The Private Assets Held in Public Companies

Shareholders of some of the most widely owned stocks are investing indirectly in private equity and debt.

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This One's for You (and Barry Manilow Fans) if You're Asking, 'Am I Really on the Right Financial Track?'

If you're asking, 'Am I really on the right financial track?', it's time for a deep-dive review of your finances to ensure all the pieces are working together.

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I'm a Financial Adviser: This Is How to Ensure Your Kids Never Hear, 'We Might Lose the House'

Instead of seeing retirement planning as a game of optimizing returns, try to view it as building a plan that keeps your family steady when life punches first.

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Oregon Could Be the Retirement Haven You Don't Know About: 13 Facts to Consider, From a Financial Planner Who Lives There

Looking for a great retirement destination? Oregon has no sales tax, no state tax on your Social Security, highly rated health care and a temperate climate.

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Nasdaq Rises as Iran Deadline Draws Near: Stock Market Today

The "Trump always chickens out" trade faces its severest test, with the fate of an ancient culture and crude oil prices at stake.

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March CPI Report: Iran War Lifts Inflation to a 2-Year High

The March CPI report, released Friday morning, showed spiking energy costs are boosting inflation. Here's what to know.

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War in the Middle East Spells Higher Inflation for U.S. Consumers

The economy can probably withstand the jump in fuel costs, but prices figure to rise faster, straining many budgets.

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We thought our retirement budget was set, but these 6 'spring surprises' are costing us a fortune

Spring is here, but so are the bills. From HVAC tune-ups to surging travel costs, here are 6 hidden expenses retirees must plan for in 2026.

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Does Your Retirement Plan Ignore Half of Your Net Worth? Here's How You Can Tap Your Housing Wealth for a More Robust Retirement

Including your housing wealth in your retirement plan can lead to higher lifetime income and a larger legacy than a plan based on selling the home for the cash.

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What to Know About Dynamic Pricing — and How to Beat It

From airlines to food-delivery platforms, many businesses use high-tech strategies to adjust their prices online.

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These Real-World Examples of Societal Impact Can Inspire College Students for Their Next Chapter

What motivates the creation of societally impactful ventures? We can find some answers in the invention of a life-saving gadget and an author's book.

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The Investment Case for Farmland: Inflation Hedge Meets Growing Global Demand

Investing in farmland can offer a natural hedge against inflation and positive returns with lower volatility, driven by rising food demand and new technologies.

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Stocks Edge Up Ahead of Hormuz Deadline: Stock Market Today

Investors, traders and speculators, as well as policymakers and regular folks, around the world are counting down to a key Tuesday night deadline.

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7 Assets to Leave Out of Your Roth IRA, From a Financial Planner

Instead of treating your Roth IRA as "the best account" for everything, consider keeping these seven assets in accounts with better tax benefits or flexibility.

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How to De-Risk Your Portfolio in 5 Different Scenarios

If you're worried about the market or your personal circumstances, take these steps to help you sleep at night.

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5 Options for That Stock You Have Too Much Of (Plus, the Risks to Know)

When it comes to stock, too much of a good thing is risky. Here are five ways to get out of a concentrated stock position — and the potential drawbacks of each.

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Is Your Financial Adviser's Fee Model as Outdated as a Flip Phone?

Your adviser probably uses technology that lets them manage your portfolio at the touch of a button, so why haven't they updated how they charge for their work?

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Berkshire Hathaway After Buffett: What's Next for Investors?

CEO Greg Abel's playbook looks a lot like Warren Buffett's, but with some twists.

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We're 60 with $550K saved and will inherit $3 million. Can we retire now, even if we can't afford it?

We're 60 with $550K saved. We know we'll inherit when my elderly father passes away. Can we retire now, even though we can't technically afford it?

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Travel Icon Rick Steves Cheers a 'Millionaire Tax.' Here's What Other Wealthy Americans Have Said in Support of Higher Taxes

"A new tax on fat paychecks like mine was just signed into law in my home state — and I like it," Steves said.

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Smart Transportation Alternatives for Seniors to Avoid Rising Gas Prices

With gas prices averaging more than $4 per gallon, small changes can lead to big savings.

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How to Tackle the Nowhere-to-Be Thing in Retirement and Make a Winning Play With Your Time

Too much free time in retirement can come as a shock after decades of working. How can you ensure you don't overfill your days or let too many drift by?

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6 Steps to Quickly Build Your Emergency Fund

How would you cover a $1,000 bill for urgent costs? Use a credit card? Get a family loan? Far better to have an emergency fund. Here's how to set it up quickly.

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Your 5-Step Guide to Financial Freedom After Divorce, From a Financial Planner

Living on one income after a divorce can be tough, particularly if you've never had to manage your money. But these steps make it possible — and liberating.

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