Retirement Planning
How a SEP IRA Works for Self-Employed Retirement Savers
When you work for yourself, nobody sets up a 401(k) for you, and nobody nudges you to contribute.
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Sable opened her first index fund account at twenty four and has tracked every contribution and return since. She writes about investing and retirement from her own numbers, not a hypothetical example.
Retirement Planning
When you work for yourself, nobody sets up a 401(k) for you, and nobody nudges you to contribute.
Investing for Beginners
You have decided to open an IRA, and the brokerage form asks you to choose Roth or Traditional before you have even picked a...
Taxes Simplified
Every spring someone shows me a closet shelf with eleven years of tax folders, a shoebox of gas station receipts from 2014, and...
Investing for Beginners
In 2022 a broad US bond index fund lost about 13 percent, its worst calendar year in decades.
Taxes Simplified
About 95 percent of married couples in the United States file a joint return, and most of them never run the numbers on the...
Investing for Beginners
Put $500 a month into a fund for 30 years, earn 7 percent a year before fees, and you end up with roughly $610,000.