The Famous 4% Rule for Retirement Doesn't Work for Me. Here's Why -- and What I Plan to Do Instead

The 4% rule is a strategy that was introduced decades ago, and its goal is to preserve retirement savings. The 4% rule has ...

$50K in the Bank? Here's When It's Too Much -- and What to Do Instead

Keeping too much money in your bank account could be costing you in the long run. Here's what to do with your extra cash ...

Americans have abandoned as many as 31.9 million 401(k) accounts — with average balances of $66,691. What to do if you've lost track of your savings

Moneywise.com Americans have abandoned 31.9 million 401 (k)s, with average balances of $66,691 — how to find potential lost ...
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Forget the 4% Rule. Here’s What Dave Ramsey Says You Should Do With Your Retirement Savings

A lot of people think saving money for retirement is the hard part. Some actual retirees might tell you that’s the easy part.

Health Savings Account (HSA) vs. Flexible Spending Account (FSA): What to Know Before You Enroll

HSAs and FSAs differ tremendously in terms of when you have to spend the money in your account and what you can do with it. Though these accounts have some similarities, they are very different beasts ...
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What to do with a savings bond from your childhood

If you have a savings bond socked away for a while, or someone opened one up in your name, chances are it’s time to cash it in. Old savings bonds might be ready to cash in, depending on which savings ...

3 Money ‘Rules’ That Only Work for People With Stable Paychecks — and What To Do Instead

Finance expert Alejandra Rojas shares how entrepreneurs can rethink outdated money rules and build flexible systems for ...