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Parental Responsibility and Retirement Savings

Parental Responsibility and Retirement Savings

As I discussed yesterday in a pair of articles ( this one and this one ), I dream of a future where my children and I are completely financially independent from one another. I’m not dependent on them, nor are … Read More

The Case for Saving for a Child’s College Education over Saving for Retirement

The Case for Saving for a Child’s College Education over Saving for Retirement

One of the most common debates I hear about from people such as myself – twenty- and thirtysomethings with young children at home – is whether it makes more sense to save adequately for retirement or save adequately for their … Read More

The Case for Saving for Retirement Over Saving for a Child’s College Education

The Case for Saving for Retirement Over Saving for a Child’s College Education

One of the most common debates I hear about from people such as myself – twenty- and thirtysomethings with young children at home – is whether it makes more sense to save adequately for retirement or save adequately for their … Read More

Making Retirement Savings Tangible

Making Retirement Savings Tangible

Monica writes in: The one financial thing I haven’t done for myself yet is start saving for retirement. The problem is that I don’t ever want to retire and if I imagine a situation where I actually am retired, I … Read More

Review: The Retirement Savings Time Bomb… And How to Defuse It

Review: The Retirement Savings Time Bomb… And How to Defuse It

Every Sunday, The Simple Dollar reviews a personal finance book or related book of interest. For a long time, I avoided reading this book. The title seemed unnecessarily fear-mongering and apocalyptic to me and that’s a subgenre of personal finance … Read More

Retirement or Education?

Retirement or Education?

Chris writes in: We are friends with another couple that is around our same age, income level, status, and number and age of children. When I was mentioning to them that we were planning to pay off our car this … Read More

Trimming the Average Budget: Pensions and Social Security

Trimming the Average Budget: Pensions and Social Security

This is part of an ongoing series about how to trim the budget of the average American . As this series focuses on such broad-based tips, some will work for you and some will not. You’re invited to mention in … Read More

Retirement Planning for a Low-Income Career

Retirement Planning for a Low-Income Career

Several people in my close inner circle of friends and family have made the active choice to go into careers where they will be earning a low income for life. Their calling is in areas of social work and they’ve … Read More

Three Retirement Questions for People in Their Twenties

Three Retirement Questions for People in Their Twenties

“Shane” writes in: I’m twenty three years old. I just got a really great job with a 401k that’s matched 100% by my employer up to 10%, which I’ve heard from others is a really great deal that I need … Read More

Review: The Bogleheads’ Guide to Retirement Planning

Review: The Bogleheads’ Guide to Retirement Planning

Every other Sunday, The Simple Dollar reviews a personal finance book. Ever since I first gave it a sincere read-through in late 2006, The Bogleheads’ Guide to Investing has been my go-to guide for investment advice , the first place … Read More