Dan Steven Erickson has spent his career teaching and working various jobs. At 61, he doesn't think $650,000 is enough to ...

I’m 58 and I have $700,000 in 401(k)s and IRAs. I have no credit card debt, no auto loan payments and no student loans. I sold my home in California and paid cash for a house in Texas, so I have no ...

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This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. People who manage to accumulate a lot of money at a young ...

I am a single male who has been retired for seven years. I have luckily made some very good investing decisions. My house and two cars are paid for, and my retirement accounts are 70% equities and 30% ...

I am 67, and have not yet taken my Social Security benefits. I am still working. In fact, I got a $30,000 raise in July 2023. I am trying to save for retirement. With my new salary, I can afford to ...

Question: “I am 59-1/2 with over $575,000 in combined IRA, 401(k), and mutual funds. My house is worth around $450,000 but needs a lot of updates. In addition to my salary, I receive a military ...