Few things feel more unsettling than getting fired before retirement. After years of saving, getting fired at this age can shake your financial confidence.

Learn how to assess savings, manage cash flow, and explore part-time work and health coverage options to stay financially secure.

Those nearing retirement now can take some comfort in research that shows that even people who retired at the worst time to do so since 1926 would have made their money last 30 years by sticking ...

After years of diligently saving a portion of your paycheck to your 401(k), you’re finally ready to retire. But what do you actually do with all the money in your account? How do you turn ...

If your retirement investments produce more income than you need, what should you do with the extra money?

Restlessness can be particularly acute when you’re waiting for your partner to retire. “I’m busier now than I was when I was ...

Persistent inflation is making the already common fear of running out of money in retirement much more real. A recent study from Boston College revealed that inflation is putting "more retirees at ...

Make sure your money is working for you if you want to grow your retirement savings.

But what they do have to do is figure out how to spend it safely. So what I’d say to do is map out a retirement budget. That’s not an easy thing to do when retirement is 20 years away.

When should you start saving for retirement? Learn the best ways to start saving in your 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s to retire with enough money.

Figuring out what to do when you retire early At some point, all retirees need to think about what they plan to do during retirement. In many ways, the list looks similar to what early retirees face.

Another thing it could pay to do is to make sure you have a decent chunk of your portfolio in income-generating assets like dividend stocks. If those investments are putting money into your ...