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Women have better retirement savings habits but lower 401(k) balances than men, Vanguard finds
While women tend to save more of their paycheck for retirement, they have lower 401(k) balances due to other factors, including wages that trail men’s earnings.
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Fed holds interest rates steady: Here’s what that means for credit cards, savings rates, mortgages and car loans
Here’s a look at how the Fed’s June interest rate decision may affect your finances.
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There’s a bullish breakout brewing in one travel stock. How to trade it
Tony Zhang breaks down this bullish options trade.
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Student loan borrowers face glitches and misinformation ahead of major July 1 changes, advocates say
Organizations that work with student borrowers report technical glitches that are making it difficult to get correct information and to access repayment plans.
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New Wharton forecast puts Social Security trust fund depletion later than official projections
Social Security’s retirement trust fund may dry up in February 2033, according to a new report from the Penn Wharton Budget Model shared exclusively with CNBC.
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Warsh’s Fed is likely to hold rates steady — what the leadership change could mean for your money
The Federal Reserve’s June meeting, the first helmed by new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, may impact many consumer borrowing and savings rates down the road.
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Sen. Warren asks Trump if administration plans to raise Social Security retirement age
In a new letter to President Donald Trump, Senator Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., asks what the administration’s plans are for Social Security reform.
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Can Trump Accounts help close the wealth gap? Here’s what experts say stands in the way
Trump Accounts come with free money for some children, but it may not be enough to reduce the wealth gap, some experts say.
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New student loan plan comes with higher bills for many. Tax planning can help cut your payments
With some planning, federal student loan borrowers can save on their monthly bills under the U.S. Department of Education’s new repayment plan.
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Social Security COLA for 2027 may jump to 4.7%, one estimate finds. This chart shows prices driving the increase
As inflation climbs, Social Security beneficiaries may see a higher cost-of-living adjustment in 2027. Here’s which costs spiked most over the past 12 months.
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