29 Dec 2015 - For many Baby Boomers in the U.S., working during retirement has become a necessary part of the plan. This could mean finding a new job or moving from full-time to part-time in the job they have now. A new study shows that the number of available jobs in the middle-skill level (41% of all jobs) is decreasing, while low-skill and high-skill jobs have increased. This means that Baby Boomers expecting to work in retirement might need to rethink their plan.

10 Dec 2015 - On average, women live longer than men, so they will probably have a much longer retirement period that they will have to fund. It also means that if you are married, you will likely inherit your spouse is estate and have the last word about the final disposition of all of the assets you have accumulated during your marriage.

8 Dec 2015 - The first wave of Baby Boomers is already past retirement age, and they are enjoying the benefits of Social Security. For most Americans, Social Security is a major source of retirement income. Here are some basics you will need to know.

7 Dec 2015 - Many Americans are not financially prepared for retirement, with almost a third of working adults without savings or a pension, according to a recent Federal Reserve study. To avoid having to drastically downsize and reduce your living standard once you reach retirement age, it is vital to set a goal and keep your eye on that prize.

3 Dec 2015 - Many Millennials think retirement is so far in the future, it is not even on their list of issues to worry about. However, statistics show that for these young adults, retirement could be a huge problem unless they start to plan early.