• Personal Finance

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  • Personal Finance

    The email from HR arrives on a Friday afternoon. Your last day is in three weeks, and in the attachment there is a line about what happens to your 401k. Within a day, somebody in your network has suggested an advisor who can “help with the rollover.” Hiring a financial advisor for 401k decisions can […]

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  • Personal Finance

    Most people who want more money never ask for it. They wait for the annual review, accept the standard increase and tell themselves that good work gets noticed. Sometimes it does. Usually it gets noticed at the standard rate. Learning how to ask for a raise is mostly about preparation, because the conversation itself is […]

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  • Personal Finance

    The first meeting usually goes pleasantly. The office is warm, the adviser is good company, and by the end you have talked about your children, your plans for retirement and the house you might sell one day. What you have rarely done is ask the questions that decide whether this relationship will cost you a […]

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  • Personal Finance

    Will AI replace financial advisors? For the part of the job most clients think they are paying for, the portfolio, it largely has. Software has been picking funds, rebalancing and harvesting tax losses for over a decade, for a fraction of what an advisor charges. And yet the profession has not shrunk. The reason tells […]

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  • Personal Finance

    Most people who pay a financial advisor could not tell you how much that advisor earned from them last year. That is the first thing to fix. How do financial advisors make money? In one of four ways: a fee you pay directly, a commission paid by the company whose product you bought, an ongoing […]

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  • Personal Finance

    The question arrives at a specific moment. A bonus lands. A parent dies and leaves a house. A business sells. Or a statement shows a number with one more digit than it used to have, and money turns into a job you were never hired for. Somewhere in that week, the question shows up: do […]

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  • Personal Finance

    Are CDs worth it when the bank down the road is offering 1.7 percent and inflation is running at 3.4? No. And that is the wrong comparison, because the same product bought somewhere else this week pays 4.35 percent. The decision is almost never whether to use a certificate of deposit. It is which one, […]

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  • Personal Finance

    If you work for yourself and you are choosing a retirement plan, the solo 401k vs SEP IRA decision comes down to two things: how much profit you make, and whether you will ever hire anybody. The tax treatment is identical. The paperwork and the ceiling are not. Here are the 2026 numbers, straight from […]

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  • Mindset

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