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In Praise Of Unnecessary Suffering (Until It Does You In)

One of the greatest ironies in personal finance is that the people with the most money sometimes live the most uncomfortably. After spending another summer in Honolulu with my parents, I've been think...

financialsamurai.com Jul 17 2026

Working with Your Parents to Get Richer

It's worth a long, frank discussion with your parents and any other potential heirs to figure out the best way to increase family wealth. The post Working with Your Parents to Get Richer appeared firs...

whitecoatinvestor.com Jul 01 2026

Hard To Pull the Trigger on Retirement

I've been lurking here for some time now. I'll be 68 in just a few months and for the past few years have gone on YouTube and some of the other retirement subreddits to figure out if my money would la...

reddit.com Jun 04 2026

On the fence about moving closer to my family

I took a job about 400 miles away from my family some 24 yrs ago. And last year i retired at 65. My parents have passed so its me, my sister and her 2 daughters. Ive never really been close with her 2...

reddit.com May 27 2026

Decluttering for Retirement: Your Step-by-Step Plan

In this episode, retirement expert Roger Whitney and Marie Kondo consultant Dr. Lindsey Hardegree explore the transformative power of decluttering. They discuss how clearing physical and emotional clu...

share.transistor.fm May 27 2026

Senior mother caring for Senior child

I am 57 years old and still working full time, living on my own. My sister is 54, in poor health, and lives with my mom. Our mother is soon to turn 81, in reasonably good health, or at least has way l...

community.aarp.org May 27 2026

16 Fun Ways to Teach Kids Financial Literacy This Summer

Teaching kids financial literacy doesn’t have to be complicated. Summer can be the perfect time to teach children and teens real-world money skills through allowances, chores, summer jobs, grocery sho...

401kmaneuver.com May 26 2026

Can This "Sandwich Generation" Couple Retire in 10 Years?

"Tom and Linda" are a married couple. They're both 55-years-old. Tom works as an operations manager for a regional manufacturer, and Linda works in corporate finance. They are both targeting retiremen...

keenonretirement.libsyn.com May 19 2026

How to decide where to live now optimally

Wish we all could see the future! Will be 70 later this year. Still working part time, started collecting SS at FRA. Divorced long ago, never really recovered financially. Work recently started a 401k...

reddit.com May 04 2026

Millennial Still Living at Home With Retired Parents

We are Gen Jones and are retired nearly 2 years now. Like many parents of our generation, we have an adult Millennial child still living at home. He has a skilled career and makes good money, but it w...

reddit.com Apr 22 2026

Trump Accounts: A Primer for Parents

Last year’s tax bill created a new savings vehicle that starts as early as birth – the Trump account. While these accounts resemble IRAs in some ways, they offer distinct contribution rules, investmen...

crr.bc.edu Mar 20 2026

Gift giving for children who have all they need

Both of my nieces children have everything they need (both sets of parents are very well off). At Christmas, we traditionally give them a small gift (~$25) and a check for $50 each. This year, it was ...

reddit.com Mar 09 2026