The retirement loophole that just won’t die | Editorial

In 2010, Philadelphia thought it had fixed a technicality that let officials retire for a day, grab a lump-sum payment, and ...

Annuity options are growing in 401(k)s, but adoption remains limited

Annuity options are gaining ground in 401(k)s, amid worker concerns about retirement income and longevity risks.

Here's How Much a 22% Social Security Cut Would Drop the Average Benefit

This could be pretty painful, but fortunately, it's not inevitable.

Here's the Painful Payroll Tax Increase That Would Be Necessary to Avoid Social Security Benefit Cuts in 6 Years

Workers could start feeling the strain in just a few years.

The 401(k) Rule That Matters Most Once You're Within 3 Months of Retirement

If you're 90 days from retirement, sequence of returns risk is your biggest threat. Here's what to do with your 401(k) before ...
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Key Democrat Worries DOL Alts Rule Would Cause Public Markets to 'Wither'

U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters opposes the DOL rule on alternative assets in 401(k)s, citing risks to public markets and retirees ...

Here’s exactly how much inheritance YOU need to retire early, the tricks to use so you NEVER run out of money and how to avoid tax headaches

An inheritance is likely to be the biggest windfall ever to drop into your bank account - one that could change your life.

Avoiding Sequence Risk: When and How Clients Should Draw From Fixed Income First

Learn how drawing from fixed income first can reduce sequence risk, stabilize retirement income, and protect long-term ...
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Democrat power couple set to get $750,000 bonus by using controversial 'retirement' loophole

Philadelphia City Councilmember Curtis Jones Jr. and City Representative Jazelle Jones, who are married, are cashing out on a ...

Unconventional wisdom: Ranking three common retirement strategies

In a scenario with low inflation, strong returns early in retirement, and a normal lifespan the 4% rule dictates a level of ...

Medicare Advantage Quietly Drops Your Doctor Mid-Year. You’re Locked In Until January.

A 72-year-old in Phoenix opens a letter from her Medicare Advantage insurer in July. Her cardiologist, the one she has seen ...