Retirement
How I Accidentally Made My Dream Overseas Retirement Pay for Itself
Lee Harrison on November 4, 2026
Here’s how to savor a great retirement abroad — and even turn a good buck on your property investments.
Some Gold Can Go in an IRA and Some Can’t. The Test Is Written Into Federal Law
Kendall Blythe on November 4, 2026
Coins and bars face different tests, and who holds the metal matters too. Get it wrong, and the IRS may treat the purchase as a withdrawal.
Giving to Charity From Your IRA? How You Send It Impacts Your Tax Bill
Kendall Blythe on November 3, 2026
A transfer sent the wrong way, or sent too late, loses a tax break. Four details decide whether it works.
How One Self-Employed Woman Built a Solid Retirement Plan on Her Own
Scott Staton on November 3, 2026
Discover how a single, self-employed woman used lifelong habits to secure her golden years.
Home Care Already Costs $80,080 a Year. A Supreme Court Ruling Could Leave Fewer Aides to Hire
Kendall Blythe on November 3, 2026
Some paid caregivers have lost the right to work in the U.S. Here’s what to ask your agency before your family feels the gap.
Ask Stacy: Should I Pay Off My Mortgage Before I Retire?
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 2, 2026
The math says one thing. Your gut says another. Here are five questions that settle it.
Here’s What 20 Years as a Part-Time Expat in Southern Spain Looks Like
Kat Kalashian on November 2, 2026
From daily siestas to a healthy local cuisine, explore what one expat’s life is like in Seville, Spain.
The IRS Built a Program to Fix IRA Mistakes, but at What Cost? Starts May 1, 2027
Kendall Blythe on November 2, 2026
Four kinds of IRA errors qualify. Most of them depend on who made the mistake.
4 Ways Keeping Balanced Funds in Retirement Can Cost You
Kathleen Coxwell on November 2, 2026
Discover why balanced funds can restrict you when it’s time to withdraw your nest-egg savings.
The CEO Behind Del Webb Says Rising Rates Have ‘Stretched Affordability.’ Why Older Homebuyers May Have the Upper Hand
Kendall Blythe on November 2, 2026
Builders are paying closing costs to keep sales moving, and a bigger down payment raises how much help a buyer can ask for.
Martha Stewart, 85, Says There’s No Such Thing As Work-Life Balance. 7 Money Rules That Change When You Work Past 65
Kendall Blythe on November 2, 2026
Keep working after 65, and the rules on your Social Security, health savings account and 401(k) shift. Not every change is in your favor.
12 of the Best Places to Retire in Texas
Jim Gold on November 2, 2026
The Lone Star State offers vibrant metros, beachside cities, rolling hills, desert landscapes and a low cost of living.
Why Your Medicare Drug Plan Costs Will Be Higher in 2027
Ken Alltucker and USA TODAY on November 1, 2026
Average Part D premiums are climbing from $34 to $51 a month, but shopping during open enrollment, which ends Dec. 7, could lower your bill.
Rich Americans Now Say They Need $2.6M to Retire. Are They Hitting It?
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on October 31, 2026
HSBC’s survey of affluent investors puts the number at $2.6 million, up 26% in a year, yet savers have only reached about half of that goal.
64% of Affluent Americans Expecting an Inheritance Have Already Changed How They Manage Their Own Finances
Kendall Blythe on October 30, 2026
And this is before they even know for sure that it’s coming.
What Your Retirement Budget Is Probably Missing (and How to Fix It)
Scott Staton on October 30, 2026
Discover how underestimating your retirement spending could leave you vulnerable when you need funds the most.
5 European Countries Rich in Retirement-Friendly Benefits
Kat Kalashian on October 29, 2026
There’s plenty to welcome you in Europe once you hit a certain age.
Leaving Medicare Advantage This Fall? Medigap Can Turn You Down
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 29, 2026
Medicare says you can leave Medicare Advantage by Dec. 7. It doesn’t mention who gets to decide whether you’re covered afterward.
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans Seeking Money Help Asked AI. How Confident Are They That It Gives Good Advice?
Kendall Blythe on October 29, 2026
Chatbots, advisors, family or a web search: Americans spread their money questions around. Who they turn to says a lot about how secure they feel.
Medicare Covers Your Shingles Shot. Get It at the Wrong Place and You May Pay First
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 29, 2026
Some vaccines are free at the pharmacy and a hassle at your doctor’s office. Here’s exactly what to know.
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