Retirement
3 Universal Money Lessons From a 29-Year-Old Millionaire Retiree
Karla Bowsher on September 22, 2018
Here’s what everyone should take away from the story of a woman who retired with $2.25 million before age 30.
5 Ways to Seize Control of Your Finances — and Be Happier
Jim Gold on September 18, 2018
People — whether rich or poor — are happier if they feel power over their financial destiny. Here’s how to get there.
How to Use the ‘Gig Economy’ to Boost Your Income
Karla Bowsher on September 10, 2018
Working doesn’t have to mean a traditional full-time job. Find out how you can supplement — or even replace — your current income.
7 Ways to Know If the Time Is Right to Retire
Maryalene LaPonsie on August 26, 2018
Millions of us can’t wait to give up the rat race. But before you retire, here’s what you need to weigh.
Looking for a Place to Retire? Experts Say This Region Is Tops
Karla Bowsher on August 8, 2018
One region is practically perfect for anyone open to retiring abroad. Plus, we have tips about what to weigh before you leave the U.S.
7 Questions to Ask Before Paying a Robo-Adviser
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 23, 2018
In the past, you had to pay a human for investment advice. These days, you can hire a robo-adviser for half the price. Are they as good?
Why Your Savings Probably Won’t Grow Much in the Next 10 Years
Karla Bowsher on July 22, 2018
Experts are forecasting some bad news for your nest egg’s return rate over the next decade. Here’s what you can do about it.
This Surprising State Is the Best Place to Retire
Chris Kissell on July 15, 2018
A place known for cold winters and a small population beats out Florida, Hawaii and other more glamorous locales.
Women Risk Their Retirement by Making This Avoidable Mistake
Karla Bowsher on June 23, 2018
The good news is women’s biggest financial regret is easily overcome. Here’s how.
Which Is Better — a Traditional or Roth Retirement Plan?
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 7, 2018
When does it makes sense to convert an existing retirement plan to a Roth?
Ask Stacy: Which Mutual Funds Should I Buy?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
Ever wonder exactly which mutual funds I personally use? You’re about to find out.
New Tax Rates Mean It’s Time to Rethink Retirement Strategy
Karla Bowsher on January 22, 2018
Most taxpayers will see their tax bill go down during 2018. That could impact which type of account — traditional or Roth — makes sense for you.
The Danger of Working While Collecting Social Security
Marilyn Lewis on December 14, 2017
You can lose money by working after you start to collect benefits. Check out the rules.
This Retirement Expense Is Rising Fast — Have You Planned for It?
Karla Bowsher on November 27, 2017
Health care isn’t the only retirement expense that can run you six figures. Long-term care is a separate expense to prepare for — and it’s growing faster than inflation.
Government Says You Can Stash Away More for Retirement in 2018
Karla Bowsher on October 23, 2017
You can put more money into several — but not all — types of retirement accounts next year. Here’s who will be affected, and how much more they can contribute.
11 Places in the World Where You Can Afford to Retire in Style
Marilyn Lewis on October 13, 2017
If retiring in comfort seems like a stretch, consider going abroad where your savings do the stretching. Check out these popular destinations for Americans.
The 3 Biggest Expenses Stopping You From Retiring Sooner
Karla Bowsher on October 4, 2017
The average American household blows most of its income on only three types of costs. How does your budget compare?
10 U.S. Cities Where Retirees Can Rent for Less Than $840 a Month
Karla Bowsher on September 1, 2017
You won’t find New York, Los Angeles or Chicago on the list. But you will find smaller cities with a high quality of life.
10 Hazards of Divorcing When You’re Older
Jim Gold on August 3, 2017
“Gray divorce” is soaring as baby boomer couples call it quits in record numbers. Here’s what you need to know before you head to splitsville in your golden years.
Confused by Retirement Accounts? Roth, Regular IRAs and 401(k)s Made Simple
Maryalene LaPonsie on July 10, 2017
Lest you outlive your savings, it’s crucial that you put money in a 401(k) or IRA — or both. But what does that really mean? Here are the basics of these common retirement plans, including whether to Roth or not.
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