The Wall Street Journal By Laura Saunders – Jan. 17, 2020 Late last year, Congress stung many savers when it curtailed the tax benefits of so-called Stretch IRAs. The change... Read More

From Entrepreneur Magazine by Stacey Hanke on Jan. 22, 2020 In a few weeks, folks across the nation will huddle around televisions, cheering and rooting as the San Francisco 49ers... Read More

By Neal Templin, Jan. 6, 2020 I’ve spent the past 30 years shoveling money into my 401(k). Now, semi-retired at age 63, it’s time to start shoveling it out. But... Read More

By Debbie Carlson, Jan. 6, 2020 Retirees are making three mistakes that could jeopardize their financial future, experts say, with the missteps coming amid a growing awareness that many workers... Read More

Resolved to get your finances in shape for a New Year—and a new decade? WSJ readers responded to our series of forward-looking personal-finance stories by sharing their own experiences and... Read More

Retirement in America has become a tale of two very different realities in the decade now drawing to a close. In 2010, the economy was just beginning to recover from... Read More

In the blink of an eye, the playbook changed for many retirement savers in 2020. The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement, or Secure, Act—signed by President Trump on... Read More

If you weren’t adulting back in 2007-2009, you’ve yet to navigate an economic slump. It’s been that long since the last recession hit. Shoring up your financial plan and career is important... Read More

CNBC News by Michelle Fox https://www.cnbc.com/2019/12/13/holiday-scams-how-to-avoid-becoming-a-victim.html While you’re gearing up for the holidays, fraudsters may be trying to take advantage of you. Empty gift cards, bogus charitable solicitations, cyberattacks and... Read More

 Q: My marriage ended with a court decree 10 years ago. I’m told that as a divorced woman, I might qualify for Social Security benefits on the work record of my ex-spouse. Is that... Read More