Only about 12% of Americans have more than $100,000 in checking and savings. If you’d like to become one of them, you’ll need a great financial strategy and plenty of discipline. Discover More ...

Dear Family, No, she’s not too old to invest in the stock market. Just don’t invest all of it in the stock market, or, put another way, don’t invest all of her personal weal ...

Those making $100,000 should aim for savings of at least $900,000. However, those amounts are far out of reach for some pre-retirees. “Some people get bad breaks,” says Steve Azoury ...

Pat Kavanagh, 65, said ‘it feels like a grenade has been thrown in the middle of our family’ after seeing her retirement ...

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Consider these options to grow $100,000 for retirement: Invest in stocks and stock funds. Consider indexed annuities. Leverage T-bills, bonds and savings accounts. Take advantage of 401(k ...

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She had a windfall a few years ago and came into $100,000 that’s currently sitting in a savings account. I feel like she’s too close to retirement age to invest in the stock market.