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Yes, you can have both a 401(k) and an IRA—and both offer advantages that may help you make continuous progress toward your financial goals.

Use these five steps to build up emergency savings over time and help protect you and your financial goals when unexpected expenses happen.

With the right tools and resources, including tips on investing beyond your 401(k), you can map out a personalized financial plan from start-to-finish to help you succeed on all your financial goals .

Just like our closets, our financial lives might need an organizational overhaul. Here are the tips to clearing clutter when it comes to your money.

From estimated benefits to when you pay taxes on your payout, these answers to common defined benefit questions help you sort out how this retirement savings fits into your financial plan.

Using retirement savings to pay off debt can have an impact on your financial foundation now and in the future.

When you’re 10-plus years from your retirement party, time is your friend. These tips can help you get started and save more. 

Practicing healthy spending and saving habits can help you reach your goals and prepare for the future. While saving and spending are two conflicting principles, it’s all about striking a balance. But how do you achieve this equilibrium?

Planning for retirement includes lots of considerations, including how Social Security may change over time.

A range of people, including current and former spouses and dependent children, may be eligible for Social Security benefits.