The savings shortfall comes as Social Security faces insolvency, people are living longer and inflation outpaces earnings gains.
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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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If Social Security is running out of money, should Gen Z and millennials even bother including it in their retirement plans?
The program’s trust funds are expected to be depleted in less than a decade.
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PeopleImages.com – Yuri A / Shutterstock.com Retirement planning isn’t just about hitting a number. It’s about clarity, confidence, and making sure your money supports the life you actually want. The…
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Target-date funds have helped many investors, but the volatility can be substantial
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I’m a teacher, and fees are eating up my retirement savings so much that I don’t want to contribute anymore
What are the options for getting out of paying 1% a year in a 403(b)?
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Parents are draining money from retirement accounts and home equity to pay for college. They should do this for their kids instead.
Sallie Mae says the average amount taken out in home-equity loans, retirement withdrawals and credit cards all jumped in 2025.
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‘He cannot match my spending’: I’m 65 and have $7 million. My boyfriend is 73. Should he release equity from his home so we can enjoy retirement?
“His financial circumstances present certain limitations for me.”
