The retirement age is between 65 to 67 years old, according to the Social Security Administration. Knowing when to retire, however, is not an overnight decision. Planning allows you to have a ...

While you might equate open enrollment with health insurance, it’s also a good time to tinker with other employee benefits such as those affecting your retirement. Every year, typically in the fall, ...

Whether you’re planning to spend your golden years sunbathing on the beach with a book, traveling the world or spending more time with loved ones, you’ve likely thought about the cost of retirement.

Most of the financial articles you read are about the importance of saving for retirement. Saving is important, but it generally isn’t enough to retire successfully. Retirement has lots of moving ...

After several decades of working and saving, the transition into retirement can be tricky. Not only can retirement involve a major lifestyle shift (i.e., how to fill all of those hours that were ...

When it comes to portfolio and financial plan maintenance, I believe that a good once-annual review is plenty, providing the opportunity to rebalance, attend to tax matters like tax-loss selling and ...

Many Americans dream of retiring early — and with the right planning, they can make it a reality. While retiring before the traditional age of 65 isn’t easy, it’s certainly possible with a disciplined ...

Warren Buffett has repeatedly argued that a comfortable retirement is not a matter of luck but of disciplined preparation, ...

Are you currently retired? While you may have already done the hard part of saving and planning your retirement, there are some things you should double-check every year to maintain your portfolio and ...

Small companies often have a family-like feel. Employers want to ensure their workers have a plan in place for retirement and long-term financial planning. Small businesses can offer a 401(k) plan or ...