With Trump's praise, a new book and retirement buzz, eyes are on Justice Alito
Samuel A. Alito Jr., who has often been in the shadow of other conservative justices, has taken on new prominence as a champion for the president's policies.
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Geopolitics
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Geopolitics
Supreme Court Justice Alito said he's 'thought about' retirement as Senate control hangs in balance
The Senate could flip to Democrats after November's midterm election, jeopardizing a potential Supreme Court nomination by President Donald Trump.
Technology
Conservative US supreme court justice Samuel Alito hints at retirement in interview
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Markets
Why I'm Building My Entire Retirement Around Dividend Stocks in 2026
Dividend growth stocks can put my retirement on a rock-solid foundation.
Markets
I made $500,000 from a stock sale in my IRA. Could this change my retirement?
Diversification and tax planning go hand-in-hand.
Energy
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Consumer
I worked a finance day job and a supermarket night job. I've saved up nearly $300K toward early retirement.
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The hidden silver lining of high interest rates: safer, cheaper retirement income
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Commodities
Is now a good time to buy gold for retirement? How gold prices can affect a 401(k) rollover decision
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Macro
These bond strategies can help you get a safe 5% return on your cash
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Saving your retirement could come down to this simple writing exercise
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IRS sends notices on Saver's Match to taxpayers who might qualify for new benefit, worth up to $2,000
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Housing
Reverse mortgage vs. annuity: Which is the best for retirement?
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New bill would lower Social Security retirement age for some workers
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A new bill in Congress would lower the retirement age to 60. See who would qualify.
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Markets
Stock boom is fueling a 'retirement party,' economists say - what it means for workers
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Finance
A 60-year-old took out student loans to help her kids succeed. She's facing retirement with a $156,000 balance.
A 60-year-old took out student loans to help her kids succeed. She's facing retirement with a $156,000 balance.
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Macro
Why a Federal Reserve rate hike could be a 'rare win' for your retirement money
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Macro
When people with student debt try to save for retirement, they fall behind early and never catch up
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