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To rollover or not to rollover: That’s the question for millions of people who change jobs or retire in any given year.
There are some alternatives to a 401(k) or a pension plan. One that may be available in January offers a pension-like retirement benefit and a 401(k).
Investors over 70 can opt out of the required minimum distribution this year. Is this the best option for you?
It could pay to keep a chunk of cash on the sidelines this year. You may want it to convert a traditional IRA or similar plan to a tax-free Roth IRA.
The government won't give cost of living increases next year, eroding the effect of compound interest.
No one wants to give up their retirement, but if you have to, this is how.
How can you best take advantage of Social Security retirement payments?
If you’re itching to retire, let’s hope you’ve been saving your pennies, because life after work ain’t cheap.
There will be no cost of living increase for Social Security recipients next year, the first year without a raise since automatic adjustments were adopted in 1975.
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Greg Daugherty, a blogger for Consumer Reports, tells Alix Steel the benefits of Roth and traditional IRAs. Which is best for you?