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Retirement

5 Money Tips for Women

on March 23, 2011

Continuing our series of stories for Women’s History Month, we’ve got some money advice tailored for female figures.

3 Tips to Keeping Both Your Finances and Your Body Healthy

on November 7, 2012

Good health can led to good finances. So why are many Americans wasting both?

Ask Stacy: Is All That Glitters Golden?

on January 31, 2018

This week we have some questions about whether to invest in gold, grills or dishwashers.

Pining for Pensions: We Want Them, Even When They Leave Us Wanting

on August 26, 2010

A new study shows that half of Americans would love the stability of a pension instead of a volatile 401(k). But other research reveals that pensions have problems of their own these days.

Half of Baby Boomers May Not Have Enough For Retirement

on July 14, 2010

According to a recently-released study, many of those facing retirement haven’t set enough aside to keep their golden years golden.

Wall Street Gobbles Up 1/3 of Your 401k Pie

on July 16, 2010

Think a $35 fee to check a bag is annoying? Compared to the hidden fees you pay to invest in your company’s 401k or 403b plan, they’re chickenfeed.

Don’t Let Your Employer Decide How to Invest Your Retirement Plan

on June 14, 2010

Just because your employer automatically enrolled you in their retirement plan doesn’t mean you leave amounts and investments up to them as well.

What to Know Before You Invest in Stocks

on March 10, 2010

If you’re tired of earning 1% or less on your savings, maybe you’re considering stocks. But there’s an obvious problem: risk. Here’s some advice that might help you sleep a little better at night and make a little more by day.

What Goes Around Comes Around: Lessons from the Great Depression

on January 29, 2010

Our nation faces huge economic challenges. But they’re not unprecedented. If you’d like to better manage your future, start by looking to the past.

3 Things to Consider Before Converting Your IRA to a Roth

on July 14, 2010

2010 is the only year that special conversion rules apply when switching your IRA to a tax-free Roth IRA, but should you do it?

The Mortgage That Pays You

on July 14, 2010

A reverse mortgage is a mortgage that pays you, instead of the other way around.

Manage Your 401(K) in 1 Minute

on July 27, 2009

Millions of Americans are upside down in their 401(k) or other retirement plan. Are you ready for a one-minute lesson that’s going to make you a better investor?

How To Get Free Prescription Drugs

on July 8, 2009

The high cost of drugs is enough to make you sick, but there are a plethora of programs that can help. If you’re having trouble affording your prescriptions, this is for you.

Adjusting Your Tax Withholding

on March 10, 2009

Take home more money by adjusting your income tax withholding.

4 Ways To Fix Your Retirement

on December 29, 2008

Money Talks reporter Stacy Johnson has 4 ideas to rebuild your retirement and get your savings back on track.

Senior Real Estate Specialists

on December 11, 2008

You know some doctors specialize in seniors. But did you know some Realtors do too? Are SRES (Senior Real Estate Specialists) worth it?

Retirement Planning For 40-Somethings

on May 3, 2010

When you reach your 40s, retirement’s no longer a vague concept… it’s a reality looming in your future, and one you’d better be investing for properly. Are you?

Retirement Planning For 30-Somethings

on May 3, 2010

When you hit your 30’s, the focus for many is marriage, kids, and buying a home. All big life events that can cost big bucks. But no matter how much you’re shelling out in your 30’s… you can still find some money to save for retirement.

Retirement Planning For 20-Somethings

on May 3, 2010

Investing for retirement in your 20’s isn’t exactly child’s play. But it’s still one thing most 20-somethings don’t think about at all, and maybe they should… By starting a retirement fund early, a 20 something wont have to contribute as much as if they started that fund in their 30s or 40s, translating into smaller payments and greater return.

Making Money In Retirement

on May 3, 2010

Americans are living longer, healthier lives… and retirement ain’t what it used to be! In fact, many so-called seniors consider retirement an exciting opportunity to launch a new career.

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