Why 2022 has been a dangerous time to retire — and what you can do about it
Stocks and bonds are down, and high inflation means retirees may need to draw more from their investments for income.
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PERSONAL FINANCE
What you need to know about about taking out a 401(k) loan or making a hardship withdrawal
Before turning to a 401(k) loan, you should exhaust all your other options for extra money first. Source link
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Student loan forgiveness could be around the corner. What to do while you wait
The White House could make an announcement on student loan forgiveness any day now. Here are some steps borrowers can
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As college enrollment tanks, there’s a growing push to celebrate students going into skilled trades
Career Signing Days are growing in popularity as more high school students consider a job in the skilled trades over
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Fractional shares allow you to own part of a big-name stock without the large price tag
Fractional share investing allows you to own a portion of one share of a company. Source link
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Americans now have an average of $9,000 less in savings than they did last year
The ongoing economic effects of the Covid-19 pandemic have taken a bite out of Americans' savings rates. Source link
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Don’t let fear drive your decisions, even in a bear market. What investors should do next
On Friday, the broad-market index momentarily fell into a bear market. Though investors are navigating a sea of red, there
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Recession is ‘likely,’ former SEC chief economist says. Here’s his advice for how to prepare
While the impact of a possible recession may be felt broadly, households will experience it to varying degrees. Still, there
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Emergency savings take a hit as households adjust their finances amid high inflation, study shows
The average reduction in monthly contributions to emergency accounts is $243, according to research. Source link
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