Is a fully paid-off home in retirement really worth it? Not for all US retirees — here’s why
Retirees have more mortgage debt than ever before. According to a report from the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard ...
Six easy steps to retirement readiness (and one hard one)
“Many of us have extravagant plans about what we wish to do in retirement – travel, renovations, upgrade the car once every ...
A Recent IRS Ruling Could Affect Your Retirement — What You Should Know, According to George Kamel
In a recent YouTube video, George Kamel, financial expert with Ramsey Solutions, explained that the IRS now allows companies ...
‘He’s twice mentioned divorce’: My new husband told me he’ll have $500,000 for retirement, but he’s $80,000 in debt. How do I protect myself?
Dear Quentin, I have been married for less than two years. We both own houses. He usually stays at my house. Six months after ...
Retirement Checklist: Planning To Retire In 2025? Here’s What To Do
Taking the time to check off these steps will help you retire with confidence in 2025. Remember, planning isn’t just about finances—it’s about creating a fulfilling and worry-free lifestyle. By ...
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Ask Lacey: Does Paying off Debt or Investing for the Future Take Priority?
It’s usually better to eliminate your debt, or at least reduce it, before investing in long-term savings such as your IRA.
Suze Orman’s No. 1 Tip for Tackling Credit Card Debt If You’re In or Nearing Retirement
Bearing the burden of credit card debt isn't only financially perilous, it's also mentally taxing. Financial stress can ...
5 Best Ways to Consolidate Credit Card Debt
If you're having trouble managing credit card balances, consider consolidating your debt to save time and money.
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Almost all retirement-age Americans carry nonmortgage debt, study finds
Ninety-seven percent of Americans aged 66 to 71 carry nonmortgage debt into retirement, according to an analysis from ...
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97% of retirement-age Americans are in debt, report finds: Here's how much
Texas and Florida metros report the highest median retirement-age debt, with San Antonio leading at $18,107. Rising auto prices, high interest rates, and inflation are creating financial stress ...