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Latest in I’m 42 and married with no kids. I have $114K in a 401(k) and $1,400 in credit card debt. How can I grow my wealth?

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  • ‘My strategy may be flawed’: Will I lose out on $500,000 SIPC insurance coverage if I only have one investment account?

    “As a retiree, I set up multiple accounts at the same firm.”
    MarketWatch - 1h
  • This is how we do it: ‘Now that we’re having sex, can I still call myself asexual?’

    This is how we do it: ‘Now that we’re having sex, can I still call myself asexual?’

    Physical intimacy with Phoebe is just a ‘lovely way to connect’ says Ali – but neither see it as a crucial part of their relationship How do you do it? Share the story of your sex life, ...
    The Guardian - 4h
  • Jenny Eclair looks back: ‘Anorexia is difficult to get out of. I can joke about it now, because I’m overweight’

    Jenny Eclair looks back: ‘Anorexia is difficult to get out of. I can joke about it now, because I’m overweight’

    The comedian and novelist on the stress of sudden success, her disordered relationship with food, and how hobbies have replaced her libido. Born in Kuala Lumpur in 1960, Jenny Eclair is a comedian, ...
    The Guardian - 4h

  • ‘I want to enjoy the rest of my years’: I’m 65, retired and own my home. I have $300,000 to invest. What should I do with it?

    “Is the stock market reliable?”
    MarketWatch - 6h

  • I’m 42 and married with no kids. I have $114K in a 401(k) and $1,400 in credit-card debt. How can I grow my wealth?

    “I am not that familiar with investing, but currently educating myself about it.”
    MarketWatch - 6h
  • How can I do more to help my parents when I have a young family of my own? | Ask Annalisa Barbieri

    How can I do more to help my parents when I have a young family of my own? | Ask Annalisa Barbieri

    It’s easy to feel guilty and ‘useless’ but you have options. Be honest with yourself about what you are able to do. A few months ago, my dad went into a care home. The cognitive symptoms of his ...
    The Guardian - 9h
  • Phil Vickery: ‘I’m not angry, I’m not bitter … but I will need help’

    Phil Vickery: ‘I’m not angry, I’m not bitter … but I will need help’

    The former England captain on CTE, legal action and 2003 World Cup winners reunion for ‘Unbreakable’ documentary . Phil Vickery sighs. His cheeks are red, his eyes are wet. “I’m quite emotional, ...
    The Guardian - 1d
  • My long-distance partner is moving in with me, but I have trepidation. How can I be at peace with it? | Leading questions

    My long-distance partner is moving in with me, but I have trepidation. How can I be at peace with it? | Leading questions

    ‘Going off’ someone isn’t the same as realising they’re taking more than you want to give, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith . Read more Leading questions My long-distance partner ...
    The Guardian - 1d

  • ‘I take pride in being debt-free’: My husband owes thousands of dollars in student loans and credit-card debt. Will I be on the hook if he dies?

    “We own a house together through a joint trust, but our bank accounts and credit cards are all held separately.”
    MarketWatch - 1d

  • 3 expensive credit card debt forgiveness mistakes to avoid right now

    If you're trying to have your credit card debt forgiven, make sure to avoid these big (but common) missteps.
    CBS News - 1d

  • Trying to settle your credit card debt? Watch these 4 red flags

    Knowing the warning signs of illegitimate debt settlement companies can help you avoid scams and save money.
    CBS News - 1d

  • Should you buy a home if you have credit card debt? Here's what experts say

    Credit card debt could make it difficult to get favorable mortgage rates or afford your monthly payments.
    CBS News - 2d

  • I’m a 59-year-old recluse with PTSD, a cancer diagnosis and no living relatives. What should I do with my $900,000 life savings?

    “I have a large bank as trustee, and it will take a large chunk to distribute my estate.”
    MarketWatch - 2d

  • What are the fastest ways to get rid of $5,000 in credit card debt?

    If you've racked up $5,000 in credit card debt, these strategies can help you tackle it faster than you'd expect.
    CBS News - 3d
  • I can afford my life. Why can’t I be less anxious about money?

    I can afford my life. Why can’t I be less anxious about money?

    Being self-employed, I am familiar with my bank account’s ebbs and flows. My worries about money aren’t entirely rooted in reality. Being self-employed, I am familiar with my bank account’s ebbs ...
    The Guardian - 4d

  • My husband and I have lived in my house for 17 years. Should I finally add him to the deed?

    “I have no mortgage.”
    MarketWatch - 4d

  • ‘I’m at a loss’: My boyfriend of nearly 10 years is naming his elderly parents as beneficiaries and giving them power of attorney. Am I right to be upset?

    “I own the house we live in and he pays me a small amount of rent every month to help cover my mortgage and utilities.”
    MarketWatch - 4d

  • How investors can position for bond ‘vigilantism’ and a growing U.S. debt load, according to Pimco

    Taking U.S. equity exposure and preferring debt exposure in Europe makes sense, Pimco says.
    MarketWatch - 4d

  • 4 reasons to pursue credit card debt forgiveness this December

    There are multiple reasons why you may want to pursue credit card debt forgiveness now. Here are four to know.
    CBS News - 5d

  • I have not seen a stock market like this in 42 years. Here's why and how to approach it

    Can it last?
    CNBC - 5d
  • Once I would have squirmed if a barista knew my order. But I’m learning to love being a regular | Emma Beddington

    Once I would have squirmed if a barista knew my order. But I’m learning to love being a regular | Emma Beddington

    It’s nice to be known – even as someone who’s utterly predictable, cake-dependent and often unwashed. We went to the same cafe almost every day during our month-long trip to Venice. It was the same ...
    The Guardian - 6d
  • Must I Share My Story?

    Must I Share My Story?

    A reader asks whether she needs to let her new colleagues, most of whom work remotely, know that she is undergoing chemotherapy treatments.
    The New York Times - 6d

  • Are there any pitfalls to having my retirement savings in two brokerage accounts? I have $900,000 in an IRA and 401(k).

    “I’m 52 years old and I don’t plan on drawing from my IRA until my required minimum distribution.”
    MarketWatch - Dec. 7

  • Longevity doctor and yogi: I 'build my life around' these 5 daily habits—anyone can benefit from them

    Dr. Monisha Bhanote, a longevity physician, has studied cellular health for decades. These are the practices she abides by for a long, healthy life.
    CNBC - Dec. 7

  • My health insurer billed me for $1,883 I didn’t owe. Here’s how I fought it — and won.

    Consumer protections exist, but it can take a lot of time, patience and determination to fight a health insurer, and not everyone prevails.
    MarketWatch - Dec. 7

  • How do I make sure my retirement accounts go to my wife, and then my kids, when I die?

    Planning and proper documentation is required if your wishes are to be carried out
    MarketWatch - Dec. 7

  • 7 reasons to consolidate your credit card debt this holiday season

    If you're trying to get rid of high-rate credit card debt, consolidation could be a smart move right now.
    CBS News - Dec. 6

  • Can I still use my credit card after debt consolidation?

    You may be able to use your credit cards after consolidating, but that isn't always the best financial move.
    CBS News - Dec. 5

  • ‘I’ve nothing saved for retirement’: I’m 50 and earn $45,000. I don’t have a 401(k) match. Should I put 10% of my salary in a Roth IRA instead?

    “I currently have $36,000 in student-loan debt in forbearance in the SAVE program.”
    MarketWatch - Dec. 5

  • 3 credit card debt relief strategies to consider for 2025

    If you want to break the credit card debt cycle in the new year, these strategies could come in handy.
    CBS News - Dec. 4

  • How to keep your credit card debt low during the holidays

    Swiping that plastic can be tempting when shopping over the holidays. Here's how to avoid it.
    CBS News - Dec. 4
  • How Can I Show My Boyfriend My Parents’ Filthy Home?

    How Can I Show My Boyfriend My Parents’ Filthy Home?

    A reader dreads the thought of her partner seeing her squalid childhood home, but being honest with her parents about her embarrassment is a nonstarter.
    The New York Times - Dec. 4

  • Will my loved ones have to pay tax on my pension when I die?

    I’m worried about the new rules that mean my pension is subject to inheritance tax
    Financial Times - Dec. 4

  • 3 ways seniors can lower their credit card debt in 2025

    If you're a senior with high-rate credit card debt, it helps to start exploring these three options now, before 2025.
    CBS News - Dec. 3

  • What credit card debt relief options work best with bad credit?

    A damaged credit score can complicate the debt relief process, but you still have plenty of options to consider.
    CBS News - Dec. 3

  • How can I avoid paying interest on my credit card?

    Interest charges can cause your balance to balloon quickly, but these strategies can reduce those extra costs.
    CBS News - Dec. 3
  • How often do I need to shampoo and how do I pick one that suits my hair?

    How often do I need to shampoo and how do I pick one that suits my hair?

    We asked the mane question to experts – is shampooing any good for hair and what is the correct way to do it?. Growing up, I washed my hair every day. I was washing my body every day, so I figured ...
    The Guardian - Dec. 3

  • Ivy League-trained psychologist: How I say 'no' to my kids—and why more parents need to do the same

    Parents who struggle to say "no" to their children could be doing them disservice in the long run, according to child psychologist Becky Kennedy.
    CNBC - Dec. 3

  • My children don’t care about me. I’m 61 and want to rewrite my will. Where do I start?

    “I do not see myself living with my children at the end of my life.”
    MarketWatch - Dec. 2

  • 3 reasons to consider credit card debt forgiveness this December

    This month could be an ideal time to settle your credit card debt for less than what you owe. Here's why.
    CBS News - Dec. 2
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