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What to Do When You Have More Retirement Income Than You Need

These three options can help you allocate extra income in ways that don’t push you into a higher tax bracket or trigger extra taxes.

Kiplinger · Mar 14, 2024

10 Places To Buy A Cheap House In The UK: London, Bristol Not On The List

London has been ranked as the most expensive city in the UK for first-time home buyers, with it costing an average amount of over half a million pounds.

International Business Times UK · Mar 14, 2024

Nine Common Wealth-Building Mistakes You Might Be Making

Small mistakes can have a big impact over time.

Kiplinger · Mar 13, 2024

Six Biggest Mistakes Made on Retirees’ Tax Returns

Reducing your lifetime tax bill is the goal, so if you or your tax preparer made any of these mistakes, an amended return or better planning might be in your future.

Kiplinger · Mar 10, 2024

Should Retirees Continue to Invest? Yes, and Here’s How

You might have switched to the spending phase of your retirement plan, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t invest any longer, or plan for market volatility.

Kiplinger · Mar 9, 2024

Six Retirement Account Wins for Employers and Employees

The retirement plans that employers offer employees benefit the employers with boosts in recruitment, morale and tax breaks. Employees also reap the benefits.

Kiplinger · Mar 8, 2024

10 Cities Where Singles Can Save for a Home Nearly as Fast as Couples

In these 10 U.S. cities, singles can save for a home almost as fast as couples can.

Kiplinger · Mar 7, 2024

Where to Save Your Kids' Cash

Your child may have gotten cash from a milestone or job. Where should you keep their cash for them?

Kiplinger · Mar 6, 2024

FSA Grace Period for 2023 Ends Soon

The FSA grace period for spending funds you set aside last year for healthcare expenses expires soon. Don't leave money on the table.

Kiplinger · Mar 6, 2024

Labor pledges 12% superannuation on publicly funded paid parental leave

Plan designed to help close retirement savings gap between women and men is expected to cost $250m a year from July 2025

The Guardian - AU · Mar 6, 2024