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Are You Saving Too Much for Retirement? Know These Surprising Downsides
Saving can be intoxicating. Watching the balance grow and compound can make you want to save more. It could also cause you to think twice before you spend, if it means you can funnel more money into ... Read More
What is ‘revenge saving’ (and should you be doing it)?
Hayes isn’t an outlier. She’s part of a subset of Americans shifting their focus from spending to super-saving — a trend known as “revenge saving.” “Revenge saving” translates to saving very ... Read More
Most Americans are falling behind in saving for retirement. Here’s how they can make up the difference.
The majority of Americans won’t have enough money to retire and maintain their current lifestyle, forcing them to either cut their spending or work longer to make ends meet. According to a new ... Read More
Pay Down Debt or Save for Retirement? What Financial Experts Actually Recommend
A financial planner reveals the exact percentage to save while tackling debt — plus when to prioritize one over the other. Read More
I'm a Financial Planner: If You're Within 10 Years of Retiring, Do This Today
Many people planned their most recent vacation better than they're planning for retirement. That's because planning a vacation is fun. The numerous details involved in making sure you're fully ... Read More
Can You Retire a Millionaire by Investing Just $10 a Day? The Answer Is Yes -- Here's the Math
Contrary to a common assumption, you don't need to start with a bunch of seed money to make fortune in the stock market. Read More
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