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This 401(k) Withdrawal Snafu Could Knock Your Portfolio off Course

Few financial advisers have heard of this 401(k) withdrawal issue. Here's how to safeguard your portfolio.

Kiplinger

Any cut to cash Isa allowance ‘may not prompt savers to boost their investments’

There has been speculation that plans to reduce the annual tax-free cash Isa allowance could be announced later this month.

Evening Standard

How to build a portfolio you don’t have to babysit

These four steps can help you craft a (mostly) hands-off portfolio

The Independent UK

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Home Equity Evolution: A Fresh Approach to Funding Life's Biggest Needs

Homeowners leverage their home equity through various strategies, such as HELOCs or reverse mortgages. A newer option: Shared equity models. How do those work, and what are the pros and cons?

Kiplinger

How gen Z is rewriting money rules: ‘I thrift, I splurge, I save 25%’

From vintage finds to Spotify and savings goals, four gen Zers share what budgeting looks like in their real lives

The Guardian - US

Calls to reform Lifetime ISAs over ‘nonsensical’ rules causing savers to lose their own money

A 25 per cent boost to a first home deposit sounds a terrific deal – but the product itself can be complex and limiting

The Independent UK

UK households hit by squeeze on living standards despite fastest growth in G7

ONS confirms GDP growth at 0.7% between January and March but households saving less of disposable income

The Guardian - UK

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UK economic growth confirmed at 0.7% in first quarter; Lincolnshire oil refinery calls in administrators –as it happened

UK-US trade deal kicks in today, lowering tariffs for British carmakers and aerospace sector

The Guardian - UK

Millions told to send in meter readings today to save money

Ofgem’s energy price cap will fall by 7% from July 1, meaning a drop of £129 to £1,720 per year for the typical household bill.

The Independent UK

Lifetime Isas ‘could lead to savers making poor investment choices’, MPs say

Committee says products may not be best use of public money and may have been mis-sold to people on certain benefits

The Guardian - UK

Should I Buy Stocks or Should I Buy Bonds Right Now?

Generally speaking, stocks provide reasonable growth while bonds provide stable income. Each play important roles in diversified portfolios.

Kiplinger

You Were Planning to Retire This Year: Should You Go Ahead?

If the economic climate is making you doubt whether you should retire this year, these three questions will help you make up your mind.

Kiplinger

Are You Owed Money Thanks to the SSFA? You Might Need to Do Something to Get It

The Social Security Fairness Act removed restrictions on benefits for people with government pensions. If you're one of them, don't leave money on the table. Here's how you can be proactive in claiming what you're due.

Kiplinger

Should She Start Over For A Pension? A 55-Year-Old School Bus Driver Weighs Guaranteed Retirement Pay Against Job Comfort

At 55, one school bus driver is weighing a tough decision that many people approaching retirement can relate to: Should she stick with a job she enjoys, or switch to a new one that offers a pension and free health insurance?

Benzinga

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Pay penalties to be saved as workers score wage win

Weekend penalty rates will be protected by the federal government as minimum wage workers are about to get a boost to their pay packets.

Benzinga

Someone Asked, 'How Hard Would It Actually Be For A Millionaire To Start From 0 Again?' No Access To Old Networks, No LinkedIn, Nothing

“How hard would it actually be for a millionaire to start from 0 again?” That was the question posed on Reddit’s r/NoStupidQuestions recently. The scenario: no money, no contacts, no LinkedIn. Just experience and mindset. Would it be enough?

Kiplinger

Why Retirees Need a Budget, According to a New Retiree

A new retiree explains why retirees need a budget.

Kiplinger

Hiring a Financial Adviser: 10 Questions to Ask

When hiring a financial adviser, ask these 10 questions to weed out the duds and find the right person to manage your nest egg. After all, you're the boss.

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Your Home + Your IRA = Your Long-Term Care Solution

If you're worried that long-term care costs will drain your retirement savings, consider a personalized retirement plan that could solve your problem.

Kiplinger

A Retirement Planner's Advice for Taking the Guesswork Out of Income Planning

Once you've saved for retirement, you'll need your nest egg to support you for as many as 30 years. For that, you need a clear income strategy, not guesswork.

The Independent UK

5 pension mistakes you might be making now that will cost you later

Lisa Picardo and Claire Trott share things that may be overlooked or going wrong when it comes to pensions.

Kiplinger

I'm 58 and Unexpectedly Inherited $650K: Does This Change My Retirement Timeline?

We asked an expert financial adviser to weigh in.

Kiplinger

Why Smart Retirees Are Ditching Traditional Financial Plans

Financial plans based purely on growth, like the 60/40 portfolio, are built for a different era. Today’s retirees need plans based on real-life risks and goals and that feature these four elements.

The Independent UK

Budget moves to make now to plan for Christmas

Personal finance expert at NerdWallet UK, Amy Knight, shares tips to help budget and save for the festive season.

Benzinga

Can You Guess What an Upper-Class Retiree's Monthly Income Looks Like? Here's What the Wealthy Are Actually Living On

There's no shortage of financial advice telling you how much you should save for retirement. But what does retirement actually look like when you're in the upper class? When you've built real wealth and stopped working — what does that monthly income actually add up to?

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