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I Stopped My 401k Contributions to Boost Our Emergency Fund—Is This a Smart Move?
A Reddit poster has indicated that she stopped her 401(k) contributions temporarily in order to bulk up her emergency fund.
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My parents are retiring with just $210k and never invested their money - what's the safest move for their nest egg?
A Reddit user is very concerned about his parents’ retirement prospects. His father is retiring within weeks and, when he ...
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Should I Pay Off My $23,000 Student Loans or Invest Instead?
A Reddit user is trying to decide how to organize his financial priorities. The original poster (OP) said he has $23,000 in ...
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Is the 4% Withdrawal Rate Safe for My $1 Million Settlement When I'm Disabled and My Husband Expects Help?
A disabled Reddit user is living off of her settlement money because she is unable to work. She wants to make sure to ...
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We have $6 million in liquid assets and my partner earns $500,000 - can we sustain our lavish lifestyle without me working?
A Reddit user with $6 million in liquid assets is trying to figure out whether she needs to go back to work in order for her ...
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Is It Possible to Retire By 50 If You've Banked $2 Million?
When you have $2 million saved, you are in an enviable position given that the average 50-year-old has a $592,285 401(k) balance while the median 401(k) balance for 50-year-olds is $252,850, according ...
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My retired parents live on $2,400 a month and still owe $100k on their home – should they sell and move somewhere cheaper?
Key Points A Reddit poster is worried about his retired parents who have no savings. The parents are trying to live off ...
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I’m 50 with $500k in cash and over $30 million in investments – can I afford a second home?
Key Points A Reddit user is considering buying a vacation home. He has $20 million in liquid investments and wants to buy a ...
My father-in-law, 73, has cancer, secretly drained his retirement savings, and hasn’t been paid in 2 years — he has $250K left on a mortgage and medical bills are pilin…
Around one in five people in the U.S. have overdue medical debt, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Family Caregivers Need Help. These Are the Policies They Say Would Make the Biggest Difference
There are millions of people across the country caring for elderly or disabled family members. New research shows the key ...
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I Accidentally Got Overpaid by My Job—What Should I Do Next?
Key Points A Reddit user received an email on the weekend saying his job overpaid him. While his account appears to show a ...
My family lives paycheck to paycheck even though I make $172K a year. I'm worried about the US economy under Donald Trump. Should I pursue an opportunity in my …
The government is creating a great deal of uncertainty, which may leave some to wonder if they should explore options outside ...