More than 1 in 5 Americans regret not saving for retirement earlier. Here’s how to catch up at 30, 40 and 50
More than 1 in 5 Americans (22 percent) say their biggest financial regret is not saving for retirement early enough, ...
From emergency savings to lifestyle inflating: things you should — and shouldn't do — in a recession
While the standard advice — save diligently, invest in your 401(k) and avoid unnecessary spending still applies, a recession ...
3 Retirement Moves to Make in Case a Recession Is Looming
Perhaps the best way to limit your risk during a recession or bear market is to double-check that your asset allocation is ...
Before You Tap Your Retirement Account, Here’s What You Need To Know
Early withdrawals are generally subject to a 10% penalty, in addition to normal income taxes. But there are lots of ...
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Anxious employees dipping into retirement funds for emergencies, but employers can help educate them
Seventy-two percent of participants in a recent survey said they feel confident that they’ll be able to save enough for retirement.
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Two-pot retirement system: rather find an alternative than dip into the savings pot
The two-pot retirement system was implemented on 1 September last year and gives you the option to withdraw from your savings ...
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Is it a good idea to use your emergency fund to get out of debt faster?
Of those respondents, 36% delayed making large purchases, 29% said they delayed saving for retirement ... and how much money you have in your emergency fund. Keep in mind that your emergency ...
From emergency savings to dream vacations to lifestyle inflating: 15 things you should — and shouldn't do — in a recession
Lifestyle inflation can be a silent budget killer. This can happen if you get a raise or a bonus check, making spending a ...