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If you make above a certain income, expect to pay more for Medicare, due to the IRMAA, unless you take steps to lower your ...

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The bulk of your retirement money has already been earned, but that doesn't mean you can't make the most of what you have.

After two years of informal investing, Money Talks columnist Darnell Mayberry gives his daughter a structured pay ...

Bankrate insight. In general, a Roth IRA is best for savers who aren’t sure how much their child will need for college. A 529 plan is better if you need to put away more money at once.

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