Pinder is the younger brother of Chad Pinder, who a seven-year MLB veteran who played for the Oakland Athletics from 2016-2022. The younger Pinder will hope to become the second member of his ...

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Our opinions are always our own. Saving for retirement can feel intimidating and overwhelming. How much do you really need to retire? How do you know when you've saved enough? Business Insider's ...

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One of the biggest challenges of retirement planning is figuring out how much money you need. There are several ways to ...

Retirement is the dream of most American workers. However, if you retire too early, or without enough preparation, there’s a real risk that you will outlive your money. To avoid this situation ...

A terrible 2022 is our income treat. There’s never been a better time to retire on dividends than right now. Today we’re going to spotlight three diversified dividend funds that yield 8% on ...

Learn about our editorial policies To many of us who have to go to work every day, retirement sounds wonderful. Early retirement sounds like an even better idea. Instead of working until we're in ...

Editor’s note: This is part one of an ongoing series throughout this year focused on how to retire early and the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement. Part two is How to Retire ...

Many older Americans dream about traveling in retirement, but a growing number of intrepid retirees are taking their wanderlust to another level. Instead of visiting a country outside the U.S. and ...

Before the "FIRE" ("financial independence, retire early") movement invaded the U.S., before there were iPhones, before there was even the internet (gasp), Billy and Akaisha Kaderli retired at the ...

To step off the corporate treadmill in your 50s or early 60s and maintain anything close to your standard of living, you need a seriously big retirement kitty. How serious? You'll likely need ...