Elizabeth O'Brien is a Senior Personal Finance Writer for Barron's and Money. With a focus on personal finance topics, Elizabeth covers issues related to retirement planning, Medicare, credit card debt, and other financial matters. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance.
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By: Elizabeth O’Brien
Insurers are hiking rates and cutting coverage as they grapple with higher costs. Policyholders face tough choices.
Nvidia meteoric rise has left investors both giddy and anxious. Had you been lucky enough to invest $10,000 five years ago, you would be sitting on about $316,000, including dividends and stock splits. All that makes it a good time to evaluate Nvidia’s impact on your portfolio, even if it’s indirect.
As a contentious presidential contest heats up, some investors are clinging to cash. But research has shown that presidential elections have a minimal impact on the markets.
By: Elizabeth O’Brien
Bubble fears are valid as Nvidia and other tech stocks keep the market aloft. Here’s how to protect yourself.
New IRS rules clarify the distribution requirements for inherited accounts. A few strategies can help you save on taxes. Advertisement
By: Elizabeth O’Brien
Some 43% of respondents to a recent survey said they planned to file for Social Security benefits before age 67, the full retirement age for Americans born in 1960 or later.
By: Elizabeth O'Brien
The Democratic nominee for vice president did not heed the prevailing advice for parents, which is to not rob your retirement savings to pay your children's college tuition.
By: Elizabeth O'Brien
President Joe Biden's revenue proposal for fiscal year 2025 would impose a minimum tax of 25% on total income, including unrealized capital gains, for
By: Elizabeth O'Brien
A 5% withdrawal rate now looks “safe” for retirement savings. Using buckets for cash, income, and growth can keep it all afloat.
The stock market’s string of record highs offers investors a good opportunity to rebalance their portfolios before year end—or even before the election.
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