Freelancers, gig workers, and independent contractors face unique retirement challenges. Learn how to close the retirement gap with IRAs, Solo 401(k)s, HSAs, and income diversification strategies.

Confused about retirement accounts? Discover the key differences between 401(k), IRA, Roth, SEP, SIMPLE, 403(b), and HSA plans. Learn how each works, their tax benefits, and which one fits your financial goals.

One of the best things (maybe the best thing) about having a Roth IRA is your ability to withdraw money from it without having to pay taxes. However, as is the case with most things concerning the IRS, there are some rules you must follow if you want to reap the benefits of such an amazing perk.

Navigating life as a middle-aged adult in recent years feels like juggling fire while walking a tightrope—intense and demanding. The mounting pressures aren't just about looking out for number one; they're about holding up multiple generations. Welcome to the “sandwich generation!” Picture this: you're caught between aging parents who need care and kids who aren't quite ready to fly the nest.

Retirement planning milestones often follow a set age-based timeline due to Social Security, Medicare, and IRS rules—here’s what to expect and when.

Whether you're a young individual just starting a career path or a well-seasoned professional nearing retirement, developing a savvy tax strategy today can save you from some painful surprises down the road in retirement. But becoming tax savvy is easier said than done, mainly because what you see in your account balance is not always what you get. Traditional Roth IRAs, and other tax-deferred accounts, are a great example of this.