Mirjana Kljajic

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Rates rose for the first time in three years, and mortgages, car loans, credit cards and savings accounts will all feel it differently. tinybfs.com/t/ygV0s2

America may be richer than ever on paper, but in an economy built increasingly on intangibles, prosperity can still feel strangely hard to hold onto. tinybfs.com/t/Ko2DBc

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There is no "right" age to take Social Security — just the right age for you and your individual situation. tinybfs.com/t/jp7Wtg

Worries about Social Security’s future are pushing many Americans to claim early—even though that choice can mean a permanently smaller monthly benefit. tinybfs.com/t/3GQdoI

Happy retirees reported spending 280 more hours a year on hobbies, friends, and meaningful activities. See how core pursuits may help shape a fulfilling retirement. tinybfs.com/t/1171kE

Annuities are often a polarizing retirement topic. Determine if they are right for you, and how they may fit into your own plan. tinybfs.com/t/SgNCQC

When to start receiving Social Security benefits is a personal decision. tinybfs.com/t/kwDqY1

As the cost of raising a child tops $300,000 before college, the Bank of Mom and Dad is increasingly extending its services to the grandkids. tinybfs.com/t/NBhzN5

Like it or not, we are all betting on AI taking over the economy. tinybfs.com/t/8gwkSE

Here's what entrepreneurs should know about investing beyond public markets. tinybfs.com/t/R6SOPF

You may have a specific number in mind for when you'd like to retire, but that isn't all that you should consider. tinybfs.com/t/GWylo0

Shared ownership of second homes can lead to family disputes. Establishing ground rules can avoid potential for conflict. tinybfs.com/t/fs4AU8

U.S. oil prices topped $100 a barrel Thursday on renewed fighting in the Middle East, while President Donald Trump has intensified a trade war with Canada, a sign tariffs still could push up costs. tinybfs.com/t/V9L9SU

People without kids are now able to pour money into those accounts after hitting the annual limits for contributing to their retirement plans — treating the 529 as a backdoor for funding a Roth IRA. tinybfs.com/t/i4lQdt

National 401(k) Day is a good excuse to check in on your retirement savings—and maybe make a few moves your future self will thank you for. tinybfs.com/t/PR8BHF