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The Little-Known Tool to Protect Your Retirement Savings in a Divorce

Learn why a divorce decree isn't enough to protect your retirement assets. You need a QDRO to divide the accounts to avoid paying penalties or income tax.

Kiplinger · Feb 19

When Estate Plans Don't Include Tax Plans, All Bets Are Off: 2 Financial Advisers Explain Why

Estate plans aren't as effective as they can be if tax plans are considered separately. Here's what you stand to gain when the two strategies are aligned.

Kiplinger · Feb 19

7 things you should never use a steam cleaner on, according to experts

Despite its versatility, this cleaning appliance has a few surprising limitations

Woman & Home · Feb 19

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Retirement question a quarter of Aussies can't answer

Aussie workers risk losing tens of thousands of dollars in retirement savings after research revealed people's stark lack of engagement in their superannuation.

AAP · Feb 18

Here’s how much to save for a comfortable retirement - at any age

‘Time is the most critical piece of building wealth and preparing for retirement,’ one expert said

The Independent UK · Feb 18

Five ways to lower your bill and pay less tax in 2026

Pension contributions, reporting losses and more can help you pay out less to the taxman

The Independent UK · Feb 18

Social Security Break-Even Math Is Helpful, But Don't Let It Dictate When You'll File

Your Social Security break-even age tells you how long you'd need to live for delaying to pay off, but shouldn't be the sole basis for deciding when to claim.

Kiplinger · Feb 18

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10 Utility Pricing Structures That Punish Fixed-Income Customers

Your utility bill doesn’t care that your income never changes. Every month, electric, water, and gas companies send out statements that assume flexibility. They assume room to absorb spikes, the freedom to shift usage, and the ability to shrug off new fees. For anyone living on Social Security, a pension,…

Everybody Loves Your Money · Feb 17

This is the worst place to put your smart thermostat, according to an energy expert

It could be costing you a lot of money

T3 · Feb 17

7 Retirement Account Splits That Trigger Surprise Tax Bills

Retirement money carries emotional weight. It represents decades of discipline, late nights, skipped vacations, and steady contributions that felt boring at the time but heroic in hindsight. When you divide those accounts—through divorce, inheritance, rollovers, or even well-meaning generosity—you step into a tax maze that punishes small missteps with very…

Everybody Loves Your Money · Feb 15

Grey Marriages: 7 Financial Secrets Couples Over 60 Rarely Share Until It’s Too Late

Couples who have been married for 30 or 40 years often assume they know everything about each other’s finances, but therapists and divorce attorneys tell...

Saving Advice · Feb 15

5 Harmless Retirement Habits That Can Get You in Legal Trouble

Retirement is supposed to be the time in life when things finally slow down and become simpler, but the truth is, even the most innocent routines can come with unexpected legal risks. Many retirees assume that long-standing habits are harmless because they’ve “always done it that way,” yet laws change,…

Clever Dude · Feb 15

9 Divorce Costs Over 50 That Wipe Out Retirement Plans

Divorce later in life has increased in recent decades, and financial experts consistently warn that it carries heavier consequences than splits earlier in adulthood.

Everybody Loves Your Money · Feb 15

10 Money Conflicts That Surface During Late-Life Divorce

A divorce after 50 does not just divide a household; it redraws an entire financial map that took decades to build. When people untangle a long marriage, they do not argue over starter furniture and entry-level salaries. They confront retirement accounts, paid-off homes, pensions, health insurance, and the stark reality…

Everybody Loves Your Money · Feb 15

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Grocery Coupon Guide · Feb 15

8 Ways to Save on Household Essentials at the Supermarket

If you’ve noticed your grocery bill creeping higher each month, you’re not alone—household essentials are some of the fastest‑rising items in the store. From paper towels to laundry detergent, these everyday basics can quietly drain your budget if you’re not paying attention. The good news is that supermarkets offer plenty…

Kiplinger · Feb 15

My Spouse and I Are Saving Money for a Down Payment on a House. Which Savings Account is the Best Way to Reach Our Goal?

Learn how timing matters when it comes to choosing the right account.

Kiplinger · Feb 15

We're 78 and Want to Use Our 2026 RMD to Treat Our Kids and Grandkids to a Vacation. How Should We Approach This?

An extended family vacation can be a fun and bonding experience if planned well. Here are tips from travel experts.

Kiplinger · Feb 15

Should You Jump on the Roth Conversion Bandwagon? A Financial Adviser Weighs In

Roth conversions are all the rage, but what works well for one household can cause financial strain for another. This is what you should consider before moving ahead.

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Kiplinger · Feb 15

The 8 Stages of Retirement: An Expert Guide to Confidence, Flexibility and Fulfillment, From a Financial Planner

Retirement planning is less about hitting a "magic number" and more about an intentional journey — from understanding your relationship with money to preparing for your final legacy.

Kiplinger · Feb 15

5 Mistakes to Avoid in the 5 Years Before You Retire, From a Financial Planner

When retirement is in reach, financial planning gets serious — and there's a heightened risk of making serious mistakes, too. Here are five common slipups.

Kiplinger · Feb 15

I'm a Financial Planner: This Retirement Strategy Helps Plot a Stress-Free Path to Cash Flow

Dividing funds into a safety bucket, an income bucket and a growth bucket can help to cover immediate expenses, manage cash flow and promote growth.

Saving Advice · Feb 14

8 Cost-Cutting Moves Retirees Are Sharing Online in February

While financial advisors preach long-term strategy, the real-time battle against inflation is happening in the comment sections of retirement forums and neighborhood groups. In February...

Grocery Coupon Guide · Feb 14

How to Save 20% on Every Grocery Trip

Most shoppers feel the sting of rising food prices, but hitting consistent grocery savings doesn’t have to be complicated or time‑consuming. With a few smart habits, you can trim your bill by twenty percent or more without sacrificing quality or convenience. The key is learning how stores set prices—and how…

Saving Advice · Feb 14

6 Retirement Income Myths That Are Falling Apart This Winter

Retirement planning is often built on “rules of thumb” that work well in spreadsheets but fail in the messy reality of the 2026 economy. For...

The Free Financial Advisor · Feb 14

Hidden 401(k) Fees Are Still Shrinking Retirement Balances

Imagine working tirelessly for decades, carefully socking away money in a 401(k), only to find out that unseen fees have been quietly siphoning thousands off your nest egg.

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