retirement

It’s your responsibility to know what inflation means to you when you’re retired. Here are the answers to nine popular questions to kick start your own self-assessment.

I recently spoke at a Camp FI event. In one breakout session, participants debated the benefits of traditional tax-deferred accounts vs. Roth accounts. I listened to strong opinions favoring one type of account over another. Unfortunately, these opinions often lack nuance and miss key details. In reality, there is no one size fits all advice…

Did you know you can put additional after-tax money into your 401(k) or 403(b) above the normal $20,500 per year cap (or $27k if you’ll be age 50 or above this year)?

Investors are watching closely as a host of big companies gear up to report quarterly earnings this week.

The trust fund is estimated to last until 2034, but that depends on some optimistic assumptions.

Whew, we made it back to Portland! That was a long road trip to California. We decided to drive from Portland instead of flying because the price of flight tickets for the three of us was so high. Gasoline was expensive too, but it was still a lot cheaper than flying. Driving was a great

Today’s Social Security column addresses questions about why spousal benefits may not be payable in some cases, potential options when SSA withholds benefits due to an alleged overpayment and when survivor’s benefits can become available.

Advice on a key retirement-planning decision from the “Friends Talk Money” podcast hosts

Markets are attempting to bounce back from another losing streak.

A search for an easier-to-digest wheat flour turns a retirement hobby into a budding business