The same financial habits that pushed the number of 401(k) millionaires to new highs should help retirement savers through the current global uncertainty
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Reaching your 50s usually means your peak earning years are arriving. It is also the perfect time to check your retirement progress. According to the latest How American Saves report…
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I need to spend $15K on my roof. Should I take it from my Roth IRA, 401(k), IRA or money-market account?
“I’m 61 years old, single and still have a job.”
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The stakes seem higher this time around, but the playbook is eerily similar.
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‘He never asks for anything’: I’m 61 with a $1.5 million 401(k). My girlfriend says I do too much for my son, 28. Is she right?
“I recently gave him $20,000 for a newer car and had him finance the rest.”
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“This money is likely to be saved for the purchase of homes in 10 years or so.”
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People knock real estate for being slow and tedious. I get it. It’s not nearly as exciting as chasing big tech or the latest AI winner. But slow and steady…
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The maximum employee 401(k) contribution limit for 2026 is increasing by $1,000 to $24,500 according to the IRS. For workers over 50, the catch-up contribution rises to $8,000, bringing the total to $32,500.…
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‘I am highly alarmed by the proposed changes to retirement accounts’: I don’t want bitcoin or private equity in my 401(k). What can I do?
“What are the options for safeguarding my autonomy over my funds?”
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401(k) millionaires reach an all-time high. Here’s the No. 1 thing most Gen Xers and boomers did to get there.
From the dot-com crash to reaching millionaire status, these savers were in the market for the long haul.
