Retirement
How Long Will $1 Million Last in Retirement?
Paul Deer on November 23, 2021
It might not be as long as you think, although it depends on many factors you may have time to change.
How to Qualify for the Highest Possible Social Security Benefit
Kathleen Coxwell on October 20, 2021
If you want to maximize your Social Security benefits, it’s important to take all of these key steps.
The 10 Best Countries for Pensions
B.T. Ballenger on October 20, 2021
Citizens of these nations enjoy the finest pensions in the world, according to one recent study.
7 Tips for Planning Your Dream Retirement Overseas
Jim Gold on October 19, 2021
Many retirees get the place right but the due diligence wrong. Here’s what to do if you’re considering retiring abroad.
Where to Find Travel Discounts for Seniors
Rosie Wolf Williams on October 19, 2021
Whether you’re looking for things to do nearby or abroad, there are plenty of ways to save.
Medicare Open Enrollment Just Started — Here’s What’s New for 2022
Elizabeth O'Brien on October 19, 2021
Take this opportunity to review your coverage.
LGBTQ Retirees Struggle with Financial Security
Ben Geier on October 19, 2021
While same-sex marriage may be legal now in the U.S., LGBTQ retirees still have hurdles to overcome.
The Top Reason Baby Boomers Are Putting More Away for Retirement
Megan DeMatteo on December 17, 2021
The unique circumstances boomers have experienced may have made them take economic conditions more seriously.
The Largest Social Security Boost in 40 Years Still Isn’t Enough to Offset Monster Inflation
Ben Geier on October 15, 2021
In many ways, Social Security is not keeping pace with the increased cost of living — so even a relatively huge boost won’t be enough for seniors.
Want to Retire Early? Make These 6 Moves Right Now
B.T. Ballenger on October 12, 2021
Retiring before the traditional age of 65 requires planning. Have you taken these key steps yet?
Where Seniors Can Find Help With High Housing Costs
Ana Lucia Murillo on October 12, 2021
Rising home prices are affecting existing homeowners in an unexpected way.
96% of Seniors Are Making This Money Mistake
MTN Staff on October 14, 2021
No guarantees, but there’s something simple you can do that could make your life easier and fatten your retirement nest egg.
For Some, COVID-19 Means an Early Retirement
Ben Geier on October 11, 2021
The pandemic has changed many people’s plans for retirement. For some people, it changed calculations by several years.
Should You Insure Against Social Security Going Bust?
Mike Obel on October 11, 2021
If you’re worried Social Security won’t be there for you, one product could help. But it may not be the best bet.
Retiring at This Age May Protect Brain Function
Chris Kissell on October 8, 2021
Working a little longer could help you stave off cognitive decline.
Here’s Where 82% of Seniors Want to Spend Their Golden Years
Chris Kissell on October 8, 2021
Feelings of comfort and safety make this the place most seniors want to be.
3 in 4 Retirees Are Confident in Their Savings Despite Pandemic — Here’s How Their Portfolios Look
Jacqueline Quasney on October 7, 2021
We researched the investments and opinions of retirees and near-retirees throughout the pandemic. Here’s what we found.
5 Big Retirement Risks and How to Tackle Them
MTN Staff on October 7, 2021
Make sure these financial landmines don’t destroy your golden years.
How You Can Capitalize on Home Equity for Retirement
Patrick Villanova on October 5, 2021
There are several ways to make good use of your home’s value as you head into this chapter of your life.
Middle-Aged Americans Aren’t Planning Their Estates — Here’s How to Fix That
Patrick Villanova on October 5, 2021
You shouldn’t put off important documents like your last will and testament until it’s too late.
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