Retirement
The Biggest Victim of the Debt Ceiling Deal: Your Retirement
Guest Blogger on October 21, 2013
Some in Congress are playing a dangerous game with their constituents’ money, their livelihoods and their retirement savings.
11 Tips for Retiring When You’re Nervous About the Economy
Kentin Waits on October 18, 2013
Retirement today definitely takes more planning, may take some creative downsizing, and probably won’t be the same type of retirement that your parents or grandparents had.
You’re Retired? How to Volunteer Overseas
Susan Ladika on August 16, 2013
Retirement doesn’t need to keep you at home. Seniors are the fastest-growing segment of international volunteers.
How Will Your Retirement Compare With a Congressman’s?
B.T. Ballenger on July 31, 2013
Members of Congress get a hefty Social Security benefit, a pension, subsidized retiree health benefits, and a 401(k)-like plan. Do you think they deserve it?
Delaying Retirement Will Keep You Smarter, Longer
B.T. Ballenger on July 18, 2013
Work keeps people physically, socially, and mentally active. New research suggests every extra year of work will reduce the risk of dementia.
6 Tough Questions to Ask Before You Retire
Guest Blogger on July 11, 2013
Before you decide to stop working, do a cold, hard analysis of where you stand.
Why Women Are More Likely to Retire Poor Than Men (And What They Can Do About It)
Angela Colley on May 7, 2020
Women face special challenges when it comes to saving for retirement. Take these steps to make sure your funds don’t fall short of your goals.
Many Baby Boomers Retire Before They’re Ready
B.T. Ballenger on May 31, 2013
Baby boomers born in 1946 retired an average of five years sooner than planned, and those who haven’t expect to keep working longer than they thought two years ago.
Only Half of Americans Expect a Comfortable Retirement
B.T. Ballenger on March 22, 2013
The rest of us worry a lot about how debt and job insecurity keep us from saving more, and we don’t do enough planning, according to a new survey.
The Dangers of Not Saving for Retirement
Guest Blogger on January 24, 2013
You can’t turn a blind eye to retirement savings. Here’s why.
How Credit Card Debt Is Ruining Your Retirement
Daniela Baker on January 2, 2013
Whether you’re nearing retirement or years away from it, habitual credit card debt could be ruining your Golden Years. Find out what you can do to fix the problem.
Should Retirees Get Smaller Houses?
B.T. Ballenger on December 17, 2012
Just because you don’t need all that space anymore doesn’t mean getting rid of it is always a good idea.
Top 10 Tax-Friendly Retirement States
B.T. Ballenger on March 5, 2021
Where will your retirement dollars be worth the most? Check out the list.
How Saving for Retirement Is Like Marathon Training
Donna Freedman on November 14, 2012
They’re both long-term commitments and can be painful. But the rewards are totally worth it.
Tax Issues in Retirement
Guest Blogger on October 30, 2012
It’s easy to overlook taxes in retirement. Read on for some scenarios you may encounter.
8 Surprising Truths About Retirement
Renee Morad on October 25, 2012
Is 80 really the new retirement age? Why are 30-somethings least confident about retirement? Read on for some more unexpected facts.
Save for Retirement or Pay Down Credit Card Debt?
Angela Colley on February 17, 2021
Whenever you find an extra dollar or two, knowing what to do with it can make you richer. So which would you do – add it your retirement account, or pay off the plastic?
Are Hidden Fees Stealing Your Retirement?
Angela Colley on August 6, 2012
Most Americans don’t realize they’re paying fees in their 401(k) or 403(b) retirement plans. Soon you’ll know how many, and how much they’re costing you.
Will Mega-Millions Fund Your Retirement? Don’t Bet On It
Stacy Johnson CPA on March 30, 2012
40 percent of Americans with incomes between $25,000 and $35,000 think their best shot at paying for their retirement is winning the lottery. Their odds of winning an academy award are much greater.
3 Early Retirement Planning Ideas
Guest Blogger on March 14, 2012
Many of us dream about retiring early. The reality is much harsher – but not beyond your reach. Here’s what you need to do.
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