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Americans Fear This Retirement Setback More Than Death
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on July 12, 2026
A 67% majority now dread outliving their savings more than dying, and long-term care costs are a big reason why.
Are You Saving Enough for Retirement Compared to Other Americans Your Age?
Scott Staton on July 10, 2026
See where your retirement savings stand compared to your peers.
The No. 1 Retirement Haven in Europe in 2026
Victoria Harmer on July 9, 2026
Explore all the reasons Portugal’s Algarve is home to thousands of expats from all around the world.
5 Smart Ways to Use Your Home Equity for Retirement
Kathleen Coxwell on July 7, 2026
You have a lot of options when it comes to home equity. Learn what will work for you.
6 Losses That Too Often Come With Retirement
Jim Gold on July 7, 2026
Get ready to restructure your life when retirement disrupts familiar work habits, roles and relationships.
The New Retirement Problem Is Figuring Out How to Spend It Safely
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on July 2, 2026
Just 19% of near-retirees have a withdrawal plan, so see how the 4% rule, annuities, and life-expectancy tools can help your savings last.
Fidelity Says You’ll Spend $172,500 on Health Care in Retirement. I’m 70 and a CPA — Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Worry
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 17, 2026
The scary number everyone quotes is real. What it actually means is a lot less frightening.
The Florida Retirement Trap: 5 Reasons the Middle Class Is Being Pushed Out of the Sunshine State
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 29, 2026
I’ve lived in South Florida for 25 years. You’re welcome to join me, but better pack lots and lots of money.
Is Your Retirement Prep on Track? 9 Signs Experts Say to Look For
Deb Hipp and Gillian Manning on June 26, 2026
Here’s how you know if you’ll be ready to retire when the time comes, according to professionals.
20 Ways to Make Sure Your Retirement Travel Plans Actually Happen
Kathleen Coxwell on June 26, 2026
Make your retirement travel dreams a reality with these tips.
Seniors Risk Outliving Their Retirement Savings in These States
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on June 26, 2026
A new analysis finds the average 65-year-old faces a $109,000 retirement shortfall — and in New York, that gap swells to $471,000.
The 5 Years That Will Make or Break Your Retirement
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 25, 2026
Your total savings matters less than you think. A stumble in this specific window can destroy your financial future.
‘My Bond Fund Went Down’ and Retirement Is Near — How Do I Earn up to 7% Now?
Gillian Manning on June 25, 2026
Even “safe” investments can take a hit when inflation strikes. Here’s how to find steadier income.
9 Steps for Building a Retirement Budget That Lasts 25 Years (or Longer)
Nicole Dow (The Penny Hoarder) on June 24, 2026
Retirement can mean a big change in your cash flow. Discover how to stay on top of your budget.
29 Big Retirement Mistakes — and How to Fix Them
Kathleen Coxwell on June 24, 2026
Don’t derail your retirement by making these common errors.
7 Reasons You Should Rent (Not Own) a Home in Retirement
Emmet Pierce on June 23, 2026
Here’s how renting can pay off quite nicely for some retirees.
Netflix Makes Retirement Homes Look Exciting. What’s the Reality?
Kelly Lawler and USA TODAY on June 22, 2026
Experts say shows like ‘A Man on the Inside’ capture real social bonds at senior facilities — but miss the medical complexity and costs that can run $4,000 a month or more.
6 Secret Sources of Retirement Income That Even Early Retirees Can Tap
Chris Kissell on June 22, 2026
Planning to leave the workforce early? These sources of income can get you through the initial years without a steady paycheck.
The ‘Magic Number’ for a Comfortable Retirement Just Got Bigger
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on June 21, 2026
The new retirement ‘magic number’ hit $1.46 million in 2026, yet most Gen Xers nearing retirement have saved less than four times their annual income.
How to Access Retirement Savings Early Without the Penalty
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on June 20, 2026
Two little-known IRS rules let you tap your 401(k) before age 59½ penalty-free — but one locks you in for at least 5 years and retroactively penalizes even a single miscalculation.
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