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Recession vs soft landing is a ‘million-dollar question,’ expert says. Where top financial advisors say to invest now
[ad_1] Shoppers at a Chicago grocery store on Aug. 9, 2023. Scott Olson | Getty Images Inflation has continued to…
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Here are 3 things to consider before making a Roth conversion to save on future taxes
[ad_1] Prapass Pulsub | Moment | Getty Images As year-end approaches, some investors may be weighing a Roth individual retirement…
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The biggest downside to 529 plans is about to go away. Now they’re a ‘no-brainer,’ expert says
[ad_1] To be sure, 529 college savings plans already had a lot going for them. Now, thanks to “Secure 2.0,” a…
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Your 401(k) could have these hidden risks, experts say. Here’s what employees need to know
[ad_1] After several interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve, many have braced for stock market volatility in their 401(k)…
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47% of Americans say achieving retirement security will take a miracle. Why inflation is to blame
[ad_1] DusanManic | iStock | Getty Images Almost half of Americans — 47% — say achieving retirement security will take…
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IRS plan to use AI may affect wealthy taxpayers. Here’s how
[ad_1] Jeffrey Coolidge | Photodisc | Getty Images The IRS is launching plans with boosted technology and artificial intelligence to…
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CNBC’s No. 1 financial advisor shares the secret for navigating a ‘highly unusual’ market
[ad_1] Mason King Courtesy: Mason King More than a year of recessionary forecasts have created “a highly unusual market,” said Mason…
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In 2011, San Francisco opened savings accounts for kindergartners — now they’re going to be college freshmen
[ad_1] Odilon Dimier | PhotoAlto | Getty Images Even though more students feel priced out of college entirely, there are…
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4 key differences between money market funds and high-yield savings accounts
[ad_1] When it comes to earning a decent yield on their savings, consumers may wonder: Should I choose a money…
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Women will accept $66,000 a year to take a new job — while men hold out for more than $90,000
[ad_1] FG Trade | E+ | Getty Images “Know your worth,” career experts often say. But when it comes to…
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