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- Sep 15, 2026
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How Many Americans Are Working Past 65? Trends in Retirement and Workforce Participation (opens the original)
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About one in five Americans age 65 or older still work, showing retirement often includes some continued employment. Many older workers shift to part-time roles, with a much higher share working reduced hours than those ages 55 to 64. After declining for decades, the share of people working later in life has trended upward since the 1990s, with a brief pandemic dip. Retirement doesn't always mean stepping away from work for good. For many Americans, the line between working and retiring is more
Mortgage Rates Just Hit a 15-Month High—Passing 7% (opens the original)
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The 30-year mortgage average has climbed to 7.07%, its highest level since May 2025. Mortgage rates haven't dipped below 6% in nearly two years. On a $350,000 mortgage, a 7.05% rate costs about $185 more per month than a 6.25% rate, showing the impact on buyers' budgets. Homebuyers hoping for relief from high borrowing costs are getting the opposite, as mortgage rates climb back toward levels not seen in more than a year. That threatens to make already-stretched monthly payments even harder to m
How Much Money You Need to Retire Comfortably in Florida: Key Expense and Savings Considerations (opens the original)
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Social Security covers only part of retirement costs in Florida, leaving many retirees reliant on savings and other income. A comfortable Florida retirement costs about $82,000 a year for a couple and about $58,000 for a single retiree. After Social Security, a typical couple may need about $1.1 million saved, while a single retiree could need about $858,000. Florida has long been one of America's most popular retirement destinations, attracting retirees with its warm weather, beaches, and lack
A New 5.00% High-Yield Savings Account Just Launched—With 2 Huge Advantages (opens the original)
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When we published this story, Accordia's 1% boost on its high-yield savings account was available to U.S. citizens nationwide. Since then, the bank has restricted bonus eligibility to Utah residents. Customers in other states now receive only the base rate, currently 4.00% APY. Accordia Bank's new 5.00% savings account sits well above the rest of the market, with the next-best offer paying 4.25% APY. Previous leaders capped their top 5.00% rate on balances up to $5,000, but this offer pays its s
Planning for Dividend Income in Retirement? Here’s the Nest Egg Couples Still Need in Every State (opens the original)
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The nest egg needed to support a comfortable retirement varies widely by state. Couples receiving dividend income may need a smaller nest egg, but those payments can fluctuate and aren't guaranteed. Monthly dividends totaling $500 to $2,000 can lower the required invested nest egg by $150,000 to $600,000. Building a stream of dividend income is a common retirement strategy, giving couples regular cash flow that can help cover expenses without requiring them to sell as much of their portfolio. An
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