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Suddenly Inherited Money? The Critical Steps You Need to Take First

What you should do with an inheritance, even if it comes at the worst possible time.

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My First $1 Million: Retired Business Owner, 69, Northern California

"My mother told me, 'You can't just save — you have to invest in stocks and real estate.' She became a millionaire, too, after I left home. … It takes time!"

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TSA is Launching Gold+. Here's What That Means for Your Next Trip

The TSA's expanding use of private airport security contractors. U.S. Here's how TSA Gold+ may affect wait times, consistency and future air travel.

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Is Your Financial Present Threatening Your Financial Future? 4 Blind Spots to Watch Out For

Whether you're starting your career or nearing retirement, thinking critically about your financial outlook now will help you avoid costly errors in future.

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Caring for Kids and Parents? 3 Steps to Help Fund That (and Save for Your Retirement), From a Financial Planner

Millions of those in the sandwich generation need to care for kids and aging parents while saving for retirement. These tips can help make it less of a struggle.

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Feeling Hopeless About Your Credit Card Debt? Turn That Around in 7 Steps

If you're demoralized about credit card debt, you're not alone. Rising costs can make progress feel slow, but this plan will help you keep moving forward.

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Dow Hits New High as Warsh Takes Fed Oath: Stock Market Today

President Donald Trump welcomed Fed Chair Kevin Warsh the same way President Ronald Reagan welcomed Fed Chair Alan Greenspan.

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Ask the Tax Editor, May 22: Roth IRAs and the Five-Year Rule

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor answers questions on Roth IRAs and the five-year rule, including contributions and conversions.

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3 Questions That Define Your Ideal Social Security Claiming Age

Claiming Social Security too early can cost you thousands. Before you file, ask these essential questions to ensure you aren't leaving money on the table.

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I'm a Fund Manager: This Is What Investors Need to Know About the SpaceX IPO

Investors should start seeing SpaceX as a vertically integrated infrastructure giant spanning space transportation, global communications and AI compute.

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Inflation Isn't the Real Problem: Having No Plan to Account for It Is

Buying an "inflation protection" investment in retirement, instead of making sure your financial plan can withstand rising costs, is a big mistake.

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When Lower Interest Rates Make It Tougher to Save, Don't Stop — Just Switch Up the Game a Bit

While borrowers reap the benefits of lower interest rates, savers are seeing their savings earning less. What are your options if you're disillusioned?

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The Superhero You Hope Just Sits There: The Best Thing About Paying for Insurance Is Not Having to Call on It for Help

An insurance policy isn't a lottery ticket — it's a contract that acts as a backstop against disaster, which is why the best claim is the one you never have.

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Stocks Are Choppy After Nvidia Earnings: Stock Market Today

Poorly received earnings from blue-chip bellwethers Nvidia and Walmart kept a lid on the broad market's gains Thursday.

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An Emergency Fund Is 'Not About Making Money' — Dave Ramsey's 9 Ways to Protect Your Retirement

Ready to call it quits? From timing Social Security to planning, here are nine pieces of Dave Ramsey advice for a secure retirement.

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Here's How Your Favorite Stores Use Surveillance Data to Charge You More

From online to in-store, retailers track your behavior to set maximum prices. Here's how to fight back.

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How to Retire at 62 and Build a Financial Bridge to a Maxed-Out Social Security Check at 70

Delaying your claim until age 70 locks in a permanent, lifelong pay raise. Here is your blueprint to construct an income bridge that safely funds your retirement gap years.

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Millennials, Many of You Are Making These Common Money Mistakes (and You Won't Like the Consequences)

It's easy to lose track of spending when you're focused on your family and career. But this is what you're risking when you don't save or protect your income.

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The Research Is In: Your Adviser's Many Years of Experience Could Be Hiding a Proficiency Gap

Turns out, an adviser's long tenure is not a reliable indicator of their true expertise, especially in crucial areas like retirement income and tax planning.

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If You Want Your Employees to Embrace AI, You Need to Let Them Have a Say in How It's Used

Businesses that want employees to work with AI need to break down some barriers first, as U.S. workplaces have become fractured, fearful and full of mistrust.

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Renters Are Turning to Plug-In Solar as Energy Bills Rise

Balcony solar systems are emerging as a lower-cost alternative to rooftop solar for renters. Here's how plug-in solar works.

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Nasdaq Adds 399 Points Ahead of Nvidia Earnings: Stock Market Today

The stock market got a boost Wednesday as bond yields and oil prices declined.

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Leave Behind More Than Your Money: Communication Is Key to a Successful Legacy

Because 70% of wealthy families lose their wealth by the second generation, it's clear how important communication can be to your estate plan's success.

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Don’t Let Taxes Dim Your Retirement: How to Plan Ahead With Your 'Tax Bucket List'

Whether you realize it or not, your money is sitting in three different tax “buckets.” To save on taxes throughout retirement, make sure to fill up your tax-free bucket. Here are two ways to do that.

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Buying World Cup Tickets? Beware of These Scams

World Cup ticket prices might be falling, but scammers are still cashing in. Here’s how to spot fake listings and protect yourself before kickoff.

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