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2020 401(k) Updates: Contribution Limits & SECURE Act Changes

Ready to save more for retirement in 2020? A number of new provisions may make it easier to do so. For starters, when it comes to 401(k) plans, savers will be able to contribute more money.The contrib
Social Security & Retirement Security: What the Latest Study Reveals

Social Security benefits can do a lot to help low-income Americans prepare for retirement, but those benefits alone are likely not enough to keep most people financially secure. Social Security b
Beefeater Doorman Retires After 43 Years at San Francisco's Sir Francis Drake Hotel

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Another bit of old, quirky San Francisco will be no more when Tom Sweeney finally hangs up his white pressed collar and signature Beefeater jacket this weekend after more t
Ohio Retiree Pensions Face Potential Cost-of-Living Adjustment Freeze

Ohio's largest public pension system is recommending a two-year cost-of-living adjustment freeze for retirees and is working to convince state lawmakers to codify the freeze, a pension syste
Social Security 2020: What Changes You Need to Know

A new year often brings slight changes to some of America's most popular programs, and Social Security is no exception. The amount each beneficiary should expect to receive in 2020 will be s
Biden vs. Sanders on Social Security: 2020 Policy Comparison

With the first votes of the 2020 primaries just weeks away, debates among the Democratic Party’s frontrunners are heating up, and Social Security has begun to take center stage. Forme
Bitcoin Investment for Millennials: Billionaire Tim Draper's Perspective

Bitcoin is the place to invest your money if you're a millennial, billionaire investor Tim Draper told FOX Business on Wednesday. The largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization has
Tax Cuts & Pension Security: Understanding the Potential Risks

While pension plans have generally recovered in the wake of the financial crisis, some experts are warning more pain could be ahead if states don’t budget appropriately. The National Conference
Retirement Planning: 5 Expert Tips for a Rewarding Future

For most people, retirement is an abstract concept and planning for it can be intimidating. Many people may not know where to begin, and figuring out all of the moving pieces can be overwhelming. Howe
Retirement Money Mistakes: Common Regrets & How to Avoid Them

In a previous column, I detailed retirees' biggest lifestyle regrets, such as not traveling more before their health gave out and not communicating clearly with a partner about what they hoped re
Navigating Economic Uncertainty: Protecting Your Finances During Potential Recession

Even just talk of a possible recession can trigger anxiety for anyone who associates it with the major economic downturn of a dozen years ago. But history doesn't always repeat itself. "The
Understanding 401(k) Plans: A Comprehensive Guide

Many Americans are placing a greater focus on saving for retirement as the U.S. economy strengthens, and one key plan that can help is a 401(k) account. A 401(k) account, named after a section of the
401(k) Savings: How Much Do You Need for Retirement?

With a lifelong aim of retiring comfortably – and plenty of talk about a retirement crisis – many Americans may be wondering if what they have saved puts them on a path toward achieving
Roth IRA vs. Traditional IRA: Is a Roth Conversion Right for Your Retirement?

Looking to bolster your retirement savings? You may want to look into this special type of tax-advantaged savings account. Many experts have told FOX Business now is a worthwhile time to consider open
Understanding the Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA)

For the 64 million Americans collecting Social Security benefits, many may look forward to knowing whether their checks will increase each year – a bump known as a cost of living adjustment (CO
Record Number of 401(k) & IRA Millionaires: Retirement Savings Trends

Americans saving for retirement are raking in serious cash with a little help from the record-breaking stock markets. The number of 401(k) and IRA millionaires entered unprecedented territory, accordi
Spotting Financial Hype: Avoiding Overhyped Investment Strategies

A good rule of thumb when you’re trying to eat healthy is to beware of any food you see advertised. The most beneficial fare — whole grains, fruits, vegetables — tends not to have
Why Older Generations Report Higher Happiness Levels Than Millennials

The key to being happy might be as simple as not working. Adults who are 55 years old or older are much more content than their millennial and younger counterparts, according to a study of 2,000
Paycheck to Paycheck in America: A Deep Dive into Financial Security

While the U.S. economy is strengthening – and Americans’ wages are rising – many are having trouble saving for retirement. According to a new survey from the First National Bank o
2020 Social Security Contribution Threshold Reached by High Earners

It may be early in the year, but some Americans have already met their Social Security tax contributions for 2020. According to data from the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR), an individ

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