Retirement

• I’m 37 with invested $2 million in real estate and $8 million in investments – here’s how I got ahead of my peers - Not too many 37-year-olds have a $10 million net worth, but one Reddit poster has accomplished this amazing feat. The Redditor owns $2 million of real estate, $1 million in retirement funds, and another $7 million in liquid investments. He
• I Want To Retire at 50 With $5 Million But Need to Shift From Stocks to Bonds: How Do I Rebalance Efficiently? - One of the most important things anyone can do as they get close to retirement or even start thinking about retirement is to re-evaluate their entire financial portfolio. For most people, this means rebalancing everything so there is some l
• My wife retired 2 years ago and I’m still working – is our $12 million net worth enough for me to join her in retirement? - How much do you need invested in order to feel comfortable retiring? This is a very common question among older Americans, and one a 54-year-old Redditor is grappling with. His 49-year-old wife called it quits 2.5 years ago and he’s wonderi
• Ethereum Staking Entry Queue Surpasses Exit Queue After 3 Months — What’s Next for ETH? - A crucial catalyst for Ethereum rally is hiding in plain sight, signaling easing selling pressure and potentially driving a price recovery.
• 401(k), Social Security, or pension? The order you choose can mean financial health or disaster. Get it right in 2026 - Here's how to clarify your retirement priorities.
• 4 Ways To Get on Track for Retirement If You’re in Your 60s - Falling behind on retirement savings? Discover some practical ways to boost your savings, cut costs and build income in your 60s for a more secure future.
• Vanguard flips the script on 60/40 investment strategy - Vanguard thinks the 60/40 portfolio should be flipped. Retirement experts weigh in.
• 2 Retirement Risks Affluent Americans Often Overlook - Even wealthy retirees face two major risks: inflation and healthcare costs. Here’s how to plan ahead.
• Think You're Ahead On Retirement? Here's What The Average American Couple Has Actually Saved - Retirement is often framed as the reward after decades of work. The alarm clock goes quiet, the schedule opens up, and time finally feels like it belongs to the people who earned it. For many Americans, though, the approach to retirement br
• US Core CPI Eases in November to Slowest Pace Since 2021 - Underlying US inflation rose from a year earlier at the slowest pace since early 2021 in November. The core consumer price index increased 2.6%, compared with a 3% annual advance two months earlier, while the overall CPI climbed 2.7% in Nov