IRA or Annuity: Which Is Better for Your Retirement Savings?

Brandon Renfro
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You have a lot of options to choose from when deciding how to save for retirement. There are different account types, some of which are provided by your employer and some that you open on your own. There are also many different investments to pick from whether that is inside a retirement account or a… Continue reading IRA or Annuity: Which Is Better for Your Retirement Savings?

Guide to Robo-Advisors for 2024: Automating Your Investments

Richard Barrington
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Looking for a robo-advisor? Understand the pros and cons and read our profiles of leading robo-advisors to determine which is the best robo-advisor for your needs.

401(k) Money Moves to Make Before the End of the Year

Brandon Renfro
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Participating in your company’s 401(k) plan is an excellent way to save for retirement. A 401(k) isn’t something that you should just sign up for and forget about, though. There are some things you will need to periodically review to make sure you are getting the most benefit from your savings. The middle of the… Continue reading 401(k) Money Moves to Make Before the End of the Year

How Can Freelancers and Gig Workers Save for Retirement?

Shannon Lee
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There was a time when freelance work was considered a “side hustle” and not the main event. That has changed dramatically in recent years. A 2019 study by Upwork and Freelancer’s Union found that 57 million Americans are in the freelance market – that represents 35% of the overall U.S. workforce. Among the 6,000 freelancers… Continue reading How Can Freelancers and Gig Workers Save for Retirement?

How to Start Investing With $100 or Less

Maryalene Laponsie
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With the exception of a big bump at the start of the coronavirus pandemic, the stock market has been riding high for the past decade. The S&P 500, a stock index, has seen an average annual growth of 13.6%, according to investment bank Goldman Sachs. That means money invested in 2010 could be worth nearly… Continue reading How to Start Investing With $100 or Less

You Can Invest in a Company Before It Goes Public: Online Brokers Offering IPO Access

Richard Barrington
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Initial public offerings (IPOs) are an exciting part of the stock market, but before you join in on the hype and invest in a company’s IPO, there are a few things you should know. Once shrouded in mystery and intrigue, IPOs have become accessible to anyone who wants to invest. What Is an IPO? A… Continue reading You Can Invest in a Company Before It Goes Public: Online Brokers Offering IPO Access

Retirement Planning Guide: Effective Strategies for Saving

Richard Barrington
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Is there anything you would like to know about retirement planning? This guide takes you through all stages of the process and can help you no matter where you are in your career.

Best Personal Finance Podcasts for 2024

Rebecca Lake
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Looking for some new personal finance podcasts to listen to? Here are some of the best personal finance podcasts to help you learn about money management.

What to Do if You Can’t Pay Your Taxes

Gina Pogol
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You finished your tax return but there’s bad news. You owe the IRS — a lot — and there’s no money to pay your tax bill. Don’t worry; you won’t be in trouble as long as you file your return, and there are several options available to you to get your tax bill under control.

Should You Stay in Your Employer’s Retirement Plan After You Retire?

Richard Barrington
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Are you retiring or otherwise planning to leave your employer? Find out how this affects your taxes and retirement plan investments.

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