From MarketWatch:
At least 156 people have at least $25 million in their Roth IRAs — each: Legislators are taking mega-IRAs seriously after ProPublica published its report on Peter Thiel’s Roth IRA amassing $5 billion.
When was the last time you had fun? It could be the key to the challenges of growing older: People are bound to change as they get older, but injecting a little fun into the mundane could help with the hurdles.
When to ‘set it and forget it’ — and when not: Americans shouldn’t check their retirement accounts obsessively, but they shouldn’t ‘forget’ about them either.
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More in retirement news:
Seniors squeezed: Tips to weather rising inflation, retirement costs (Fox Business)
Why retirement will soon be a thing of the past (Bloomberg)
Buy a cheaper house and car than you can afford in your 30s and you could retire early (USA Today)
Senate bill targets women’s retirement savings inequities (Chief Investment Officer)
11 money traps to avoid when retirement planning (Entrepreneur)
Research and Insight:
Retirement expectations, reality often don’t align (Spokane Journal of Business)
Why you should talk to your partner about money (TheStreet)
WV ranks 2nd in US for public pension fund investments, study finds (Charleston Gazette-Mail)
Pandemic changed retirement plans in two opposite ways, studies find (KKTV)
2.2 million workers left out of Medicaid (Center for Retirement Research at Boston College)
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