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Focus on what you can control for retirement like your spending, saving, asset allocation and Social Security timing, and plan for what you can't control.

As you near 65, you may be starting to plan to enroll in Medicare. Here's a guide along with some tips for navigating the process.

While the government shutdown won't stop your Social Security payments, the Social Security Administration will have to furlough staff and reduce its services. Learn how the shutdown could affect you.

Learn how to hedge against a recession to protect your retirement savings during an economic downturn.

Learn how a SEP Plan can help self-employed individuals and small-business owners save for retirement with high contribution limits, tax perks and easy setup.

Trump Accounts are expected to be available in 2026 for children 18 and younger. Some newborns may even be eligible for a $1,000 government deposit. Learn how these accounts work and how they compare to other investing options.

Smart financial planning for business owners means thinking ahead about retirement, taxes, insurance, and succession, both for yourself and your company.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act has expanded the way 529 plans can be utilized, transforming them from traditional college savings plans into more versatile financial planning tools that cover a wide range of educational expenses.

Even as interest rates change, you can put your year-end bonus to work with a mix of liquidity options that may help you preserve capital and potentially earn income in the short term.

Proactive year-end planning can help business owners reduce their tax bill, maximize deductions and set their businesses up for a profitable new year.