Why More Retirees Could Owe Taxes on Social Security in 2026 Experts laid out why retirees could owe taxes on their Social Security benefits without any dramatic lifestyle changes. GOBankingRates · Mar 10
We're 54 With $1.8 Million. My Wife Wants to Start a College Fund for Our Grandson, but I Think We Should Keep Funding Our Retirement. We're 54 with $1.8 million saved. My wife wants to start a college fund for our grandchild, but I think we should keep funding our retirement. Who is right? Kiplinger · Mar 8
When Roth Conversions Actually Save Retirees Money (and When They Backfire), According to CFPs Roth conversions can create long-term savings for one household, but can trigger higher taxes, Medicare premiums or lost deductions for another. GOBankingRates · Feb 26
Avoid These 4 Mistakes That Can Shrink Your Social Security Income Here's what experts say not to do if you want to make the most of your Social Security. GOBankingRates · Sep 22, 2025
6 Cash Flow Mistakes Boomers Are Making With Retirement Savings From underestimating inflation to relying too heavily on Social Security, certain missteps can drain savings faster than expected. GOBankingRates · Aug 13, 2025
Could Trump Accounts Turn American Babies Into Tomorrow's Millionaires? Here's What Experts Say A new federal savings initiative, known as “Trump accounts,” signed into law by President Donald Trump, could significantly alter the financial future of millions of American children. Benzinga · Jul 30, 2025
States Where Workers Will Benefit the Most From Trump’s New Tax Law Considering the most negatively impacted states by President Donald Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" are those with high-poverty populations and a reliance on federal aid, are there any states that stand... GOBankingRates · Jul 28, 2025
What Trump’s New Tax Law Means for Upper-Middle-Class Families Beyond 2025 The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) made plenty of changes to the tax law. If you earn six figures, watch out for these tax law changes. GOBankingRates · Jul 25, 2025
I'm 60 With a $4.2 Million Nest Egg. Can I Stop Saving and Start Spending Until I Retire at 65? Should I continue contributing to my 401(k) or treat myself now? Kiplinger · Jun 5, 2025