Kaili Killpack

1 day ago | aol.com | Kaili Killpack

When a parent wants to support their adult children, it can be difficult to know where to draw the line — especially when housing is involved. On a recent episode of the "Women & Money" podcast, personal finance expert Suze Orman responded to a listener named Keila, a divorced mom with two young adult children. One lives with her already; the other is asking to move back in — with her boyfriend. But Orman didn't hold back. Her advice? Don't do it.

1 day ago | benzinga.com | Kaili Killpack

When a parent wants to support their adult children, it can be difficult to know where to draw the line — especially when housing is involved. On a recent episode of the "Women & Money" podcast, personal finance expert Suze Orman responded to a listener named Keila, a divorced mom with two young adult children. One lives with her already; the other is asking to move back in — with her boyfriend. But Orman didn't hold back. Her advice? Don't do it.

1 day ago | aol.com | Kaili Killpack

A man who retired at 49 with a steady $4,000 monthly pension and a paid-off home now finds himself drowning in $85,000 in personal loans plus another $5,000 in credit card debt. At 65, he's asking his sons for $1,000 a month to help stay afloat. The problem? His kids are in their prime working years and have their own financial responsibilities, including plans to fund graduate school.

1 day ago | benzinga.com | Kaili Killpack

A man who retired at 49 with a steady $4,000 monthly pension and a paid-off home now finds himself drowning in $85,000 in personal loans plus another $5,000 in credit card debt. At 65, he's asking his sons for $1,000 a month to help stay afloat. The problem? His kids are in their prime working years and have their own financial responsibilities, including plans to fund graduate school.

1 day ago | aol.com | Kaili Killpack

If you're 55 or older, chances are you've started thinking more seriously about retirement — maybe even picturing how and when you'll finally step away from full-time work. Financial expert Suze Orman hopes that day comes on your terms. But as she recently pointed out, life doesn't always stick to the plan. In a recent blog post, Orman highlighted three common assumptions about retirement that often don't hold up — and data from the Employee Benefit Research Institute backs her up.