More than half of Gen Z investors moved money out of investing and into sports betting last year. Here is the math behind that trade, and a way to talk about it that might actually land.

Saving in the plan is a good habit. It isn't the same thing as a plan, and the difference is where most shortfalls get built. We hear the same sentence most weeks. Somebody says they're in decent shape because they've been putting money in their 401(k) since the year they started at the shop. The balance goes up most years. Nobody has ever told them otherwise. That's usually the whole plan. Sign up your first week, pick a percentage, glance at the statement when it lands in t

The retirement trust fund is projected to run short in late 2032. What that does and doesn't mean, why we think the date deserves attention and what you can do now.

Nobody can promise you a return. But there's one guaranteed way to lose money in investing, and that's fees. They come out every year, up market or down.

Take advantage of market dips using a smart tax deferral strategy.

Most estate plans don't fail because someone skipped a document. They fail in the space between the documents—and that space is usually easy to fix.

Retiring before 65? Don't let this hidden cost derail your plan.

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Don't just work for your profit; protect it.

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