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The Rule of 55 Lets Some People Retire Early Penalty-Free

October 17, 2026 Martin Albert
The Rule of 55 Lets Some People Retire Early Penalty-Free

Understand the Rule of 55, an IRS provision that allows penalty-free early withdrawals from specific employer-sponsored retirement plans. Learn eligibility and how to use it.

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Catch-Up Contributions Changed. High Earners Now Have a New Requirement.

October 17, 2026 Martin Albert
Catch-Up Contributions Changed. High Earners Now Have a New Requirement.

Understand the SECURE 2.0 Act’s new Roth catch-up contribution rule for high earners and how the delay impacts your retirement plan. Discover who is affected and what to do now.

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RMDs Explained: The Age, the Math, and the Penalty for Missing One

October 17, 2026 Martin Albert
RMDs Explained: The Age, the Math, and the Penalty for Missing One

Learn about Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs): when they start, how to calculate them, and the consequences for missing a deadline. Get clear, concrete advice to manage your retirement withdrawals.

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The 4% Rule Came From 1994 Data. Here Is How Retirees Adjust It Now.

October 16, 2026 Martin Albert
The 4% Rule Came From 1994 Data. Here Is How Retirees Adjust It Now.

Learn why the original 4% rule for retirement withdrawals is outdated. Discover modern strategies to adjust it for sustainable income in today’s economy.

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Target Retirement Balances by Age (And Why the Averages Are Misleading)

October 16, 2026 Martin Albert
Target Retirement Balances by Age (And Why the Averages Are Misleading)

Trying to hit the ‘average’ retirement savings for your age can lead you off course. Learn how to build a personal, accurate plan based on your own life and goals.

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11 Retirement Numbers to Know at 50, 55, 59 and 62

October 16, 2026 Martin Albert
11 Retirement Numbers to Know at 50, 55, 59 and 62

Unlock key retirement numbers at 50, 55, 59, and 62. Understand catch-up contributions, penalty-free withdrawals, and Social Security claiming ages to secure your financial future.

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Beneficiary Designations Override Your Will. Check Yours This Week.

October 15, 2026 Martin Albert
Beneficiary Designations Override Your Will. Check Yours This Week.

Beneficiary forms on retirement accounts and life insurance override your will entirely. Here is what to check, which mistakes silently redirect money, and how to fix it this week.

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10 Expenses That Go Up in Retirement, Not Down

October 15, 2026 Martin Albert
10 Expenses That Go Up in Retirement, Not Down

Retirement spending does not automatically fall. These ten cost categories tend to rise, and knowing the real numbers now keeps your plan from running short later.

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13 States That Tax Retirement Income (and 9 That Tax None of It)

October 15, 2026 Martin Albert
13 States That Tax Retirement Income (and 9 That Tax None of It)

Find out which 13 states tax Social Security, pensions, and retirement withdrawals—and which 9 take none of it—so you can run the real relocation math.

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15 Everyday Habits That Drop Your Credit Score Without a Single Late Payment

October 14, 2026 Martin Albert
15 Everyday Habits That Drop Your Credit Score Without a Single Late Payment

Discover 15 silent habits that lower your credit score without a single missed bill payment, and learn how to fix them today.

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    Martin Albert is the Senior Personal Finance Writer at DayWithPun, where he covers saving, retirement, budgeting, investing, debt, and everyday money decisions. His work focuses on turning complicated financial topics into clear, practical guidance readers can understand and use.
    Martin brings a thoughtful, research-focused approach to each article, with an emphasis on realistic examples, useful comparisons, and helping readers make more confident decisions about their financial future.

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