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All articlesRetirement Planning for Lawyers & Attorneys
Retirement planning for lawyers: how to handle a high income, a late start with student debt, and the firm structures — associate, partner, solo — that decide which plans (401(k), cash-balance, solo 401(k)) fit.
All ages
Crypto in a 401(k): Can You Hold Bitcoin at Work?
Most 401(k) plans don't offer crypto directly, but there are a few ways in — and some important warnings from regulators. This guide covers brokerage windows, direct Bitcoin options, the DOL's stance, why the employer match still comes first, and how an IRA can fill the gap.
All ages
2025 Retirement Contribution Limits: Every Account, Side by Side
The 2025 IRS contribution limits for every major retirement account — 401(k), 403(b), 457(b), IRA, SIMPLE, SEP, Solo 401(k) and the HSA — with catch-up amounts and the new SECURE 2.0 super catch-up, in one table.
All ages
Retirement Planning: Where to Begin
If retirement planning feels overwhelming, the fix is an order of operations. This is a clear, step-by-step starting path that works whether you're 25 or 55, plus the benchmarks to measure progress.
All ages
Which Retirement Plan Do You Get? A Guide by Occupation
Your job decides your retirement toolkit. A plain-English map of which plans each type of worker gets — private-sector 401(k), teacher pensions plus 403(b)/457(b), federal FERS and the TSP, nonprofit 403(b), and self-employed SEP or Solo 401(k).
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Retirement Planning in Your 40s
Your 40s are the highest-leverage decade to secure retirement: check where you stand, max the right accounts, and balance college, debt, and saving. A practical, step-by-step plan.
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Retirement Planning by Profession: 2026 Targets & Account Limits
How your profession changes your retirement math — 2026 IRS contribution limits, a computed nest-egg target for your income, pensions, and self-employed accounts.
All ages
Bitcoin ETFs in Your IRA or 401(k)
Spot Bitcoin ETFs let you add crypto to an IRA or 401(k) as easily as buying a stock — no wallets, no keys, no special custodian. Here's how they work, how they compare to owning coins directly, and how to buy one inside a retirement account.
All ages
What Retirement Plans Are — and How to Set and Achieve Them
'Retirement plan' means two things: the accounts (401(k), IRA, Roth, pension, HSA) and the actual plan for using them. This covers both — what each account does, and a repeatable system to set goals and hit them.