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How spending shocks affect retirement planning

Two risks for retirement spending: unanticipated early retirement and big long-term care outlays at the end of life

The Independent UK · Apr 7

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.

Kiplinger · Apr 7

My mother has been overpaid her civil service pension and ordered to repay it

Through no fault of their own, she faces repaying £100 a month until she is 93 or face legal action

The Guardian - UK · Apr 7

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UK savers issued ‘last chance’ ISA warning as new tax year starts

Isas allow people to ringfence their savings and investments from tax

The Independent UK · Apr 6

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.

Kiplinger · Apr 6

Is Your Financial Adviser's Fee Model as Outdated as a Flip Phone?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

Kiplinger · Apr 6

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?

Kiplinger · Apr 5

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The Retirement 'Magic Number' Is Now $1.46M — Most Americans Aren't Even Close

A recent survey reveals that Americans now believe they need $1.46 million to retire comfortably, highlighting a growing gap between expectations and reality.

International Business Times UK · Apr 2

Savers warned over last chance to beat the ISA deadline as competition on cash rates rises

New providers and big offers make for a competitive environment heading towards the end of the tax year

The Independent UK · Apr 2

Miz Mooz coupon codes - in April 2026

Save with our Miz Mooz coupon codes, each one hand-tested by our deals experts.

Marie Claire · Apr 2

Money Market Account vs. No-Penalty CD: Which Is Better for Your Savings?

Learn the pros and cons of money market accounts and no-penalty CDs, including liquidity, interest rates and the best use cases for each.

Kiplinger · Apr 2

Are You Looking for Financial Advice or Just Validation?

Good communication between clients and their advisers starts with one simple question: Do you want hard truths and real analysis, or just a sounding board?

Kiplinger · Apr 2

Trump Accounts Are a Great Start, But They Could Be Better

Trump accounts are a sound enough idea, except that future withdrawals will be taxable. One solution would be to give them a Roth-style tax-free structure.

Kiplinger · Apr 2

schuh discount codes - in April 2026

Save with our schuh discount codes, each one hand-tested by our deals experts.

Marie Claire · Apr 2

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Woman & Home · Apr 2

9 things you're neglecting to clean that are causing your house to smell unpleasant

From cushion covers to appliance filters, keep an eye on these overlooked areas to prevent any unwanted odours

The Independent UK · Apr 1

Americans want to save another $200K in order to be comfortable in their golden years

‘Last year’s cuts to Medicare and Medicaid, inflation and overall increase in the costs of living expenses has changed the outlook,’ said one expert

Kiplinger · Apr 1

I Am 55 With a $1.5 Million 401(k). Should I Take a 401(k) Loan to Pay for a Home Improvement Project?

We asked a wealth planner if borrowing from a 401(k) will throw a retirement plan off course. The answer may surprise you.

Kiplinger · Apr 1

Income and Life Expectancy Not Adding Up? An Annuity Could Solve the Equation

Increasing longevity means you could outlive the money you've saved for retirement. Social Security may not bridge the gap, but an income annuity could help.

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Tom’s Guide · Apr 1

I tried the 'buy it nice or buy it twice' method — what is this trend and how does it work?

Trying to make smarter buying decisions? 'Buy it nice or buy it twice' reframes the way you purchase items for your home and family, but it's a little more complicated than just buying the best option and spending the most money. Here's how it works.

International Business Times UK · Mar 31

FY27 Money Guide: 7 Personal Finance Rules Experts Say Americans Shouldn't Ignore

Discover seven crucial personal finance rules to navigate the uncertainties of FY27, including tracking expenses, building an emergency fund, and diversifying investments.

The Independent UK · Mar 31

The best regular savings accounts earning you up to 7% in interest

Regular savers beat the top-paying easy-access accounts, letting you earn hundreds of pounds in interest

International Business Times UK · Mar 30

2026 Recession Warning: 3 Smart Moves to Protect Your Retirement Income Now

Protect your savings amid economists' warnings of a 40% recession risk in 2026. Learn how to build a cash buffer, diversify income, and adjust your withdrawal strategy.

Kiplinger · Mar 30

The Best Savings Accounts for Retirees to Maximize Your Cash

For retirees seeking less risky savings options, here are a few recommendations based on your preferences.

Tom’s Guide · Mar 30

3 spring cleaning tasks you’re probably skipping that are actually crucial

Learn how to iron stove grates to remove baked-on food and grime.

Kiplinger · Mar 30

Like Baking a Cake, Plan Your Retirement With Core Ingredients, But Personalize the Frosting

When it comes to retirement (and cake), people have their own preferences. Instead of trying to fit into a predetermined box, consider a personalized approach.

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