Quick Read A $150,000 retirement savings balance isn’t huge for someone who’s 55. Before you panic, see how much you can ...

Longevity, stock market declines, and healthcare costs could all put you at risk of depleting your savings. There are ways to address all these issues and gain peace of mind. It's a scary thought, but ...

Contribution limits: Annual contributions for Trump accounts will be limited to $5,000, while 529 plans allow for much higher ...

Morningstar suggested earlier this year that retirees can safely withdraw 3.7% from their nest egg in 2025 instead of ...

A lot of people assume that they'll enjoy being retired. But then something surprising happens: instead of being thrilled to no longer be bound to a job, many retirees end up finding themselves bored, ...

The difference between retirees who thrive and those who fade isn't about money or health, it's about what they choose to do ...

An often overlooked, but important, part of a successful retirement is nonfinancial considerations. Failure to plan for these parts of your life can lead to an unfulfilling retirement and a speedier ...

When do you plan to retire? This is a question everyone should answer, and ideally sooner rather than later because you’ll ...

When the Medicare open-enrollment season for 2026 starts on October 15, brace yourself for some big, and potentially costly, changes. Premium hikes for both medical and drug coverage, shrinking ...

Saving for retirement isn't easy. To build up a nice balance in an individual retirement account (IRA) or 401(k), you may need to make sacrifices, like working a demanding job or forgoing certain ...

Many people end up disliking retirement for financial or other reasons. It's important to figure out the source of your unhappiness and address it. If working isn't an option, there are other avenues ...