Retirement
Seniors’ Card Delinquencies Hit a 15-Year High. What Debt Settlement Can Cost You
Kendall Blythe on October 6, 2026
For seniors with unmanageable balances, debt settlement may offer a path forward. But know the costs, tradeoffs and protections first.
More Than 1 in 5 Older Adults Take a Risky Drug Mix. Your Medicare Plan May Review Yours for Free
Kendall Blythe on October 6, 2026
Pill counts keep climbing after 62, and supplements are adding to the tangle. Many Medicare enrollees already have a free way to sort it out.
Discover the Greek Seaside Town Where You Can Live for Under $2,000 a Month
Jacelyn Holmes on October 5, 2026
If you’re looking for a walkable seaside town filled with art, sunshine and affordable living, take a closer look at Nafplio.
7 Money Moves You Must Make in the 5 Years Before You Retire
Marilyn Lewis on October 5, 2026
Use your last few years in the workforce wisely so you can have truly golden years.
Midlife Crisis: Can You Live the Good Life Without Wrecking Your Retirement?
Kendall Blythe on October 2, 2026
Follow these steps to define your baseline, automate the process and spend the rest without anxiety.
Imagine Still Working in Your 80s While Your Grandchild Retires at 35
Kendall Blythe on October 2, 2026
Are you destined to keep working while younger generations clock out early?
7 Brutal Truths About Caregiving Costs That Are Bankrupting American Families
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 2, 2026
Caregiving is coming for most American families. The only question is whether you’ll be ready for it or ruined by it.
9 Hidden Costs of Downsizing That Catch Retirees Completely by Surprise
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 2, 2026
Downsizing your home is supposed to pad your bank account, but these hidden fees can drain thousands of dollars fast.
When You Turn 65, There’s a 7-in-10 Chance You Will Need Long-Term Care. Don’t Assume Your Family Will Provide It
Kendall Blythe on October 2, 2026
They may be willing, but what if they can’t? Make a plan while you still can.
Gold Is Roughly 26% Below Its January Record. Before You Put It in an IRA, Do the Break-Even Math
Kendall Blythe on October 2, 2026
Gold can add diversification to a retirement portfolio, but watch the IRA fees and dealer markups before making a decision.
10 Dumb Ways Retirees Blow Their Savings
Maryalene LaPonsie on October 1, 2026
You can make retirement money last a lot longer by avoiding these costly mistakes.
Your Pension Can Be Sold to an Insurer. Here’s What You Lose
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 1, 2026
It’s legal, it’s common, and you don’t get a vote. The federal safety net behind your check can disappear with it.
Caring for Mom and Getting Paid? Without a Contract, It Could Cost Her Medicaid
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 1, 2026
It feels like fair pay for hard work. To Medicaid, a handshake deal can look like Mom giving her money away.
5 High-Impact Retirement Planning Strategies Most People Never Use
Kathleen Coxwell on September 30, 2026
Having confidence in your retirement funds all comes down to just a handful of choices.
What You Should Know Before Investing in Real Estate Abroad
Kathleen Peddicord on September 30, 2026
How do you choose where to invest your money in foreign real estate markets? Start here.
Treasury Bills Pay About 4%. Gold Pays No Interest, so Why Consider a Gold IRA?
Kendall Blythe on September 30, 2026
Gold slipped 8.5% in a month, pays no interest, and the Fed just raised rates. A gold IRA adds fees and IRS rules on top. The question is what gold can still do for a portfolio.
5 Strategies to Stop Inflation From Eating Away at Your Retirement Savings
Maryalene LaPonsie on September 30, 2026
Don’t run out of money in retirement due to rising prices. Understand this risk and learn to manage it.
7 Sneaky Medicare Scams That Are Draining Senior Bank Accounts
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 30, 2026
Phone scammers are emptying retirement accounts with one fake Medicare call. Here’s how to spot the trap before it costs you.
The Tax Changes in Retirement Nobody Tells You About (and How to Avoid IRS Penalties)
Scott Staton on September 30, 2026
There are big changes to your taxes once you hit retirement. Be prepared from day one.
You Sold the House and Became a Renter. Here’s the Insurance Coverage You Lost
Kendall Blythe on September 30, 2026
Canceling the homeowners policy was the easy part of selling the house. It also erased three protections most owners forget they ever had.
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