Retirement
How to Plan by Age to Protect Your Finances From Chronic Illness
Kathleen Coxwell on September 19, 2024
Decade by decade, build a life that plans for physical and financial well-being.
Is a Second Passport Hanging on Your Family Tree?
Lief Simon on September 18, 2024
Here’s how you could inherit citizenship from your ancestors.
Nearly 100 Books to Help You Make the Most Your Retirement, Time and Money
Kathleen Coxwell on September 18, 2024
These titles can help you plan for and navigate a long, healthy and financially sound life.
Am I Stuck With My Own Social Security Benefit — or Am I Owed $200 More?
Edna V. Forero, ChFC on October 9, 2024
Social Security spousal benefits aren’t worth quite as much as some people believe.
4 Reasons Retirement Is Looking Risky for the Middle Class
Chris Kissell on September 13, 2024
When Americans describe their financial circumstances, it’s clear they are not well prepared for their golden years.
What Retirees Can Learn From This 70-Year-Old Who Just Became a Doctor
Chris Kissell on September 12, 2024
The story of one of the world’s oldest medical graduates offers some key lessons for retirees considering a “second act.”
More Proof That Americans Are Still Clueless About Social Security
Chris Kissell on September 11, 2024
Ignorance can be costly when it comes to the nation’s retirement program.
How to Start a Retirement Planning Club — and 12 Ideas for Discussions
Kathleen Coxwell on September 9, 2024
Planning for a happier, wealthier future together can be better.
Interest Rates Are Falling: 6 Money Moves to Make Now
MTN Staff on December 19, 2024
As rates fall, opportunities rise. Here are 6 simple ways lower rates can make you richer.
Here’s Who Actually Needs Long-Term Care Insurance — and When to Buy It
Kaitlin Mulhere on October 14, 2024
As many as 70% of Americans over age 65 will require some kind of long-term care — and 48% end up footing the bill.
4 Ways Older Workers Are Phasing Into Retirement (or Want to)
Chris Kissell on August 27, 2024
About one-third of workers aged 50 and older find this path to retirement appealing.
4 Reasons Many Military Families Are Financially Better Off Than the Rest of Us
Chris Kissell on August 27, 2024
Members of the military generally earn modest pay, but that hasn’t prevented them from handling their money well.
Social Security and Working: Everything You Need to Know
Kathleen Coxwell on August 26, 2024
It’s possible to get money from both at the same time, but it’s important to know the details.
7 Ways to Retire When the Economy Is Heading South
B.T. Ballenger on August 23, 2024
Some worry that a recession is around the corner, but that doesn’t have to stop you from retiring.
11 Essential Tips to Plan Your Retirement Overseas
Kathleen Peddicord on August 20, 2024
Planning your dream retirement abroad starts here with key insider advice.
Psst — Insurance Companies Are Now Fighting for the Right to Skim Your Retirement Savings
Chris Kissell on August 20, 2024
A rule designed to protect retirement savers might be in trouble.
10 Retirement Investments That Don’t Involve Stocks, Bonds or Other Financial Products
Will Kenton on August 19, 2024
These valuable investments don’t always get the attention they deserve.
Retirees With This Type of Asset Spend Money More Freely, Study Finds
Chris Kissell on August 13, 2024
Uncover the nest egg element that helps retirees live large.
Their Bold Retirement Plan Started at Sea
Ilene Little on August 13, 2024
These retirees sold their home, bought a boat and set sail from the U.S.
Life After Retirement Is Going to Be Great (If You Are Truly Ready)
Kathleen Coxwell on August 12, 2024
Follow these tips to prepare for an amazing retirement and years of happiness.
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