Back in the 1920s, a con artist named Victor Lustig famously sold the Eiffel Tower. Twice. He forged papers, spun a compelling story, and preyed on trust. Today’s scammers don’t […]
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On May 16, Moody’s made a call that turned a lot of heads: it downgraded the U.S. government’s credit rating from Aaa to Aa1. If you’ve been watching the headlines
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If there’s one thing we can agree on, it’s that a 401(k) can be a homerun for building retirement savings. Between its tax advantages, high contribution limits, and the potential
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Experts have famously tabbed it as, “the worst of both worlds.” If you’ve been following recent economic headlines, you may have heard whispers of a potential return of “stagflation.” It’s
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There’s a popular belief that expenses go down in retirement. After all, you’re no longer commuting, buying work clothes, or shelling out for the kids’ education. It sounds simple: less
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When it comes to investing, the sheer number of options can be overwhelming — especially for those trying to build a plan that balances growth, efficiency, and peace of mind.
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Imagine having a couple million in the bank… and still thinking twice about ordering dessert. Well, that happens to be the reality for a surprising number of retirees today—especially wealthy
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Picture this: you have spent your whole life earning and saving. You’ve worked hard toward a well-earned retirement. You’ve made it to the mountain top, now it’s time to enjoy
You’ve probably heard it countless times by now, but the modern-day retirement looks different. This is thanks to a variety of reasons we can’t even begin to get into right
As we step into 2024, retirees are (as usual) faced with a landscape that demands careful financial planning and strategic decision-making. Factors such as inflation and two years of stagnation
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