With all the focus on how little Americans are saving for retirement, this may sound counterintuitive. However, saving alone won’t get you to your goal.
There have been some changes to Social Security, and there will be more over the next few years. People saw a rise in the amount they receive each month
There is one more important thing to consider when it comes to retirement preparations which may unhinge your plans — and that thing is taxes.
the biggest question should be this one: How can I avoid making financial mistakes that will greatly affect my retirement years?
The Secure Act, a retirement bill backed by both Republicans and Democrats has been passed by the House of Representatives and is moving closer to becoming law.
Saving can be difficult if you’re saddled with student debt, as so many young graduates are. So you have two competing goals – pay your loans and save for retirement.
Pursuit of seniors’ “nest eggs” is one of the fastest growing consumer fraud issues today. Con artists of all types are finding ways to steal the savings of aging retirees.
When you retire, you leave behind many things—the daily stresses of work, commuting, maybe your old home. What you don't leave behind is a tax bill
Many Americans are woefully unprepared for retirement, with too little savings, unrealistic ideas about when retirement will occur, and no clear plan for paying for healthcare in retirement
Experts say the greatest challenge older American face is planning for and financing long-term care. Most of the 8 million Americans who require long term care are over the age of 65.
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