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Retirement life isn’t just ‘your life but without a job.’ As we age, we change, and we should expect retirement to change more than just our work lives and habits.…

Usually, life on retirement funds is very different from life on a working salary. Depending on how well you saved, if your job provided a pension, and what you receive…

Investment accounts that deal in stocks and reliable sovereign bonds are some of the more well-known and trusted forms of investment for retirement. However, they are not the only ones.…

Time can be your best friend during retirement! Working life requires you to structure your days around a certain number of hours and responsibilities. For retirees, unless you volunteer strict…

Investing in retirement isn’t always easy. Depending on your line of work, it can feel overwhelming and complicated to even imagine. What are retirement accounts? How can you invest in…

When you manage your own investment accounts, it can be hard to find stock you want to buy. Businesses to invest in are in no short supply, but finding the…

It’s easy to place the blame of tight budgets on the individual and their personal moral failings. It’s certainly easier than pointing out the systematic problem that leads to an…

You can find savings in customer loyalty programs, depending on how you use them and how often you frequent those particular stores. If you do it right, you don’t even…

Investment accounts sound simple. It’s an account for investing! However, there are multiple types of investment accounts, each with their own pros and cons. Picking the right kind of account…

Your 401K is typically attached to your job, so that your employer can match your retirement contributions. As such, you may wonder: What happens to the account when you quit…

Working during retirement sounds like an oxymoron. How can you be retired if you’re still working? Funnily enough, it’s not that contradictory. A job during retirement isn’t the typical nine-to-five…

Buying a house is a cultural milestone in the United States. For many people, it represents being responsible, financially stable, and ready to start a family. However, there’s a great…

The state of retirement in the United States will likely vary from those before us. With future generations being smaller than the ones before it, and with life expectancy rising,…

Money management lies in understanding the different types of payments you’ll make: fixed and variable expenses. There’s the misconception that if you spend less on your variable expenses, you’ll have…

Whether you’re an artist or a freelance programmer, you’ll benefit from looking ahead at your future with retirement in mind. You, unlike your salaried counterparts, don’t get a 401k package…

Most receipts you’re given by the cashier don’t need to be saved. However, not all of them are destined for the recycling bin just yet. Here are the receipts you…

Everyone has financial advice for others. Even if it’s well-meaning, that doesn’t make it helpful or wise. It’s easy to criticize how someone handles their money from the outside. However,…

Though common wisdom says to always save when you can, it’s not feasible or functional for everyone. For those who live hand-to-mouth every paycheck, with little to spare, investing in…

These days, renting is not cheap in many areas. For some people, paying rent is almost a hardship. At the same time, it is generally the biggest expense for many…

Millions of people struggle with the problem of bad credit. If you have made poor financial decisions or used a credit card in an irresponsible manner, the chances are high…