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The 'Big Beautiful Bill' Expands Health Savings in a Rare Policy Win

In a bill packed with spending, one provision offers real gains for health care choice and savings.

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Key to Financial Peace of Mind: Think 'What's Next?' Rather Than 'What If?'

Even if you've hit your magic number for retirement, it's hard to stop worrying about money. Giving it a clear purpose is one way to reduce financial anxiety.

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Three Estate Planning Documents a Business Owner Can't Afford to Skip

A business owner's estate plan should protect the company and its employees as well as the entrepreneur's heirs. These three documents are critical.

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8 Rules for Choosing the Right Financial Adviser

Not all advisers are created equal. Here's how to find one qualified to manage your wealth and protect your legacy.

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Dave Ramsey Warns Americans Against Prioritizing Kids' College Funds Over 401(k)s — Says It Doesn't Make You 'Bad Parents'

Dave Ramsey, a renowned personal finance expert, has shared his views on the prioritization of 401(k) plans over college funds. He believes that saving for retirement should take precedence over saving for a child’s college education.

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The hunt for the £31 billion "lost" pensions that could help unlock growth

Auto-enrolment, job insecurity, and poor financial education means the amount in dormant pension funds just keeps rising

Evening Standard

All I want for Prime Day is this Big, Beautiful Fridge

Please help me buy my white goods, Jeff.

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Who Actually Retires With $2.5 Million? The Number Is Shockingly Small — Are You On Track Or Falling Behind?

A million used to be the magic number for retirement. Then inflation, longer lifespans, and rising healthcare costs moved the goalposts. These days, plenty of people are aiming for $2 million — or even $2.5 million — just to feel secure. But while that might seem like the new benchmark,…

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A 50-Year-Old Mom Forgot She Had A Tech Stock —Turns Out It's Worth $18 Million, Dave Ramsey Warns, 'Don't Keep All Your Eggs In One Basket'

Most people forget where they put their keys. This mom forgot where she parked her stock account — and when she finally logged in, there were $18 million reasons to pay attention.

Benzinga

Here's How Much You Should Have Saved for Retirement by 40, 50, or 60 — Are You Ahead of the Curve or Falling Behind?

You've probably wondered it. Maybe even scrolled through Reddit hoping to find a hint: Am I actually on track for retirement—or falling behind everyone else I know?

Benzinga

Born into crisis, gen Z is saving for retirement like no other generation

Older gen Zers, with memories of the 2009-10 financial crisis, are saving more, but experts say employers should help

The Guardian - US

I'm a Retirement Psychologist: Money Won't Buy You Happiness in Your Life After Work

While financial security is crucial for retirement, the true 'retirement crisis' is often an emotional, psychological and social one. You need a plan beyond just money that includes purpose, structure and social connection.

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A 57-Year-Old Asks If He Can Retire At 60: 'I'd Like To Plan For Annual Expenses Of $80,000 Per Year'

It takes multiple decades for most people to save enough money for their retirement. You have to grow your income, regularly invest your money, and capitalize on opportunities to minimize your tax bill.

Benzinga

The $33,000 Retirement: One Man's Surprising Path to Financial Freedom at 61

Forget what society tells you, even with less than $1 million, you can be happy in retirement.

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Roth IRA Conversions in the Summer? Why Now May Be the Sweet Spot

Converting now would enable you to spread a possible tax hit over more than one payment while reducing future taxes.

The Independent UK

I want to retire but I’m in loads of debt – what do I do?

Debt experts share their tips on what to do if you are in debt but want to retire at the same time.

Benzinga

From 401(k) Loans to Side Hustles: The Extreme Measures Parents Take to Avoid Student Debt

As the cost of college in the U.S. continues to surge, many parents are resorting to drastic financial strategies—including pausing retirement contributions, liquidating investments, and taking second jobs—to spare their children from taking on student debt.

Woman & Home

Lynsey Crombie reveals the common germ hotspot you're probably forgetting to clean

Are you guilty of making this cleaning mistake? It could be making your home a hub for germs and bacteria

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The Five Social Security Blind Spots Retirees Often Miss

Understand how benefits work before applying, so you don’t lose money for which you qualify.

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'You Can't Take It With You' — Five Things You Lose in Retirement

There will inevitably be things you lose in retirement. But it's not all gloom and doom. Most people find happiness in retirement: here's how.

Benzinga

'What's That One Thing That Got You Financial Freedom You Have Today?' A Simple Question In Passive Income Group Unleashed Unexpected Truths

A Reddit user recently posted a simple question in r/passive_income: "Can someone kindly share the one thing that happened in their life that changed their finances for the rest of their life?"

Benzinga

How Fast Can You Really Double Your Money? The Rule of 72 Reveals the Surprising Truth

There's one milestone that never loses its appeal: doubling your money. Whether it’s a retirement account, an income-focused portfolio or a long-term bet on private markets, the math behind turning $100,000 into $200,000 is more straightforward than many realize.

Kiplinger

Morningstar’s 2026 Retirement Withdrawal Advice: Will It Work for Investors?

Morningstar’s 2026 guidance is out, recommending a lower withdrawal rate than the traditional 4%-a-year strategy. Researchers compared the two approaches to see how they stack up.

Woman & Home

How to reuse tumble dryer water around the house, as recommended by an appliance expert

If you want to make the most out of each tumble dryer cycle, try some of these tricks for reusing the condenser water

The Independent UK

Best savings accounts in July to earn on your money before expected interest rates cut this summer

Inflation is still well above 3 per cent so make sure your interest rate is plenty above that level

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