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Financial experts have touted the 4% rule for retirement savings for years. A 2% to 3% withdrawal rate is likely more appropriate for you.

If you don't have much in retirement savings, you need to look for ways to either reduce your expenses, boost your income, or both. Many seniors will receive some money from Social Security, but this probably won't be enough to cover all your expenses in retirement.

Investors seeking to preserve their capital are increasingly turning to defensive stocks amidst the volatility. These stocks have defensive qualities and the potential to grow dividends, supported by strong free cash flow.

The stock market is back on the upswing. Traders are feeling more optimistic, and perhaps with good reason.

There's no reason to base your retirement income needs on your current income. Focus on your spending if you want to know how much you really need.

After a highly turbulent 2022, investors are looking ahead to a more prosperous 2023. It has been a volatile two years since Gamestop's (NYSE: GME ) iconic rise, which changed how many investors analyze stocks.