A Kiplinger report follows a worker weighing Social Security timing against a Mexican pension, work income, taxes and family priorities.
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How Experienced Investors Can Simplify Retirement Without Going Passive Everywhere
Learn how seasoned investors can streamline retirement planning without sacrificing control or growth, ensuring your strategy stays effective and aligned with your goals.
What a Resilient Retirement Plan Looks Like When Markets Stay Volatile
Navigating volatile markets requires a resilient retirement plan built on diversification and flexibility—discover how to stay steady amid uncertainty.
They Retired With $10 Million. Should They Invest Aggressively?
A Kiplinger retirement column examines a wealthy couple’s aggressive portfolio, income sources, tax planning and tolerance for market losses.
Why Retirees Should Define Must-Have Versus Nice-to-Have Spending Now
The key to a stress-free retirement is understanding your essential versus optional expenses; discover why defining these now is crucial for lasting financial peace.
Rate Hikes Are Back: What It Means For Retirees
A reported Fed rate increase could lift cash yields and annuity payouts while raising costs for retirees with adjustable debt or housing plans.
How to Think About Legacy Goals Without Underfunding Present Income Needs
Just understanding how to balance legacy goals with current needs can transform your financial planning—discover the key strategies to ensure both are achieved.
What to Do When One Spouse Is Much More Optimistic Than the Other
Struggling with differing optimism levels in your marriage? Discover effective strategies to bridge emotional gaps and foster understanding.
Why Asset Location Can Matter as Much as Asset Allocation in Retirement
Navigating the importance of asset location alongside allocation can significantly impact your retirement growth and tax efficiency; discover why it matters.
How to Pressure-Test Your Retirement Plan Against a Flat Decade
To pressure-test your retirement plan against a flat decade, you should run…