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The Mortgage Rate Trap: 5 Ways Older Homeowners Can Break Free (opens the original)
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The sharp spike in mortgage rates may hobble older homeowners who plan to use their homes as a key source of retirement cash. With the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage climbing above 7%, the so-called "golden handcuffs" of low rates are keeping many retirees trapped in homes they'd otherwise leave, says Robert Laura, founder of the Retirement Coaches Association. Trading a super-low rate for a higher one can easily wipe out the savings of downsizing. Since housing wealth in primary residences
The Great Wealth Transfer is Creating a New Generation of Family CFOs (opens the original)
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For many families, the Great Wealth Transfer starts long before an inheritance. Many adult children are becoming their aging parents' go-to financial decision-makers. The shift from adult child to the family's Chief Financial Officer (CFO) can happen suddenly after discovering unpaid bills, a suspicious bank wire request or an aging parent falling prey to a scammer. Or the job can be created out of necessity after realizing mom and dad's financial life has grown too complex to manage on their ow
Do You Have a 'Good' Pension? See Your State's Average (opens the original)
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Traditional employer-paid pensions, once the gold standard for retirement security, have played an important role in providing retirees with predictable, monthly income for life. But that's changing fast. About 52% of people 65 and older have a pension, but only 5% of those under age 25 do, according to the Federal Reserve. Younger generations must rely on 401(k)s and individual retirement accounts (IRAs). Traditional pensions remain a key source of retirement income for federal, state, and loca
Are You '401(k) Rich and Cash Poor'? This Retirement Mistake Could Cost You Thousands (opens the original)
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Are you 401(k) rich but cash poor? If so, your retirement nest egg might have some dangerous fault lines. Just as being house poor can create a cash squeeze in your prime earning years, investing the bulk of your money in a traditional retirement account can make a seemingly solid retirement plan more vulnerable. The big risk of retiring with too little cash is a costly liquidity crunch if a large unexpected expense hits. Not having adequate cash reserves might force you to take withdrawals from
How to Read an IPO Prospectus (opens the original)
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IPOs are back — and so is the hype. SpaceX (SPCX) launched its record-breaking initial public offering in June, and artificial-intelligence heavyweights Anthropic and OpenAI have also filed to go public, although there's talk that the latter, the developer of ChatGPT, may delay its upcoming IPO until 2027. With Wall Street bringing its brightest, shiniest objects to market, investors thinking about owning a piece of these freshly minted public companies can't buy blindly. It's due diligence time
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