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Whether they admit it or not, many business owners wrestle with anxiety surrounding their financial futures. Maybe you’ve dealt with this...

Life expectancy has increased across the board. For women, the chance of living to 90 years old is 34%, which jumps to 52% for those who...

The Covid-19 pandemic has triggered lots of anxiety among retirement investors. Economic fallout from the crisis has forced many to...

While the overall individual audit rates are extremely low, the odds increase significantly as your income goes up, as it might if you...

For prospective retirees who don’t simply want to annuitize most or all of their wealth, determining how best to invest a retirement...

Having a larger retirement income is great; having a larger tax-free retirement income is even better. Keep in mind that for most people,...

Saving for retirement is daunting enough without inflation throwing retirees a curve ball. Inflation soared in 2021, rising 6.8%...

Will Social Security Automatically Delay Our Benefits Till 70? Hi Larry, My wife will be our full retirement ages in April but we want to...

When a co-worker, friend or relative steps away from work, it’s often meaningful for them to receive retirement cards. “Retirement is a...

If you're a snowbird in Florida, I bet you chuckle with delight whenever you watch the national weather forecast these days. While your...

I have a friend who lives in another state, and for a year I’ve not been able to figure out whether she’s retired. I don’t know if it’s...

Economist Wade Pfau’s views on funding retirement, subject of a recent Barron’s article, spurred a lot of comments from readers,...

The decision to retire often comes with a lot of angst (at least it did for me). Will I enjoy more free time or be bored? Will I miss my...

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Right now, inflation is top of mind for everyone, perhaps especially retirees. Inflation is important. But it is only one of the risks...

My husband both born in 1953. My husband will work until he turns 70 and I retired at 66. We have not filed for Social Security benefits...

This is a story about dreams and money. After all, financial planning starts with one personal question: What is your vision of an ideal...

The cost of living rises every year, which makes paying for basic expenses more difficult. Long-term care (LTC) premiums are increasing,...

We've all heard someone say it: they've decided to keep working beyond retirement age to "keep their mind sharp." Now, that widely held...

1. Using the 25x rule Andrew Latham, managing editor at SuperMoney, said his favorite method for calculating retirement money is the 25x...