Most retirees worry about outliving their savings and that fear keeps them from withdrawing from retirement accounts. The ...

When you spend your career putting money aside for retirement, you can sometimes amass a pretty nice nest egg. And while many people are excited for the day they call it quits for good and embark on ...

Rich retirees aren't always the biggest earners. They make specific, repeatable choices with their money. Here's what those ...

A deeply ingrained savings culture has left millions of Americans psychologically unprepared for the transition to spending in retirement, creating a ‘decumulation planning gap.’ Just 28% are ...

Once you amass a significant pile of retirement savings, it can be hard to watch it dwindle. It seems like a magical retirement fairy tale: Even as you spend money in retirement, your nest egg ...

Americans think they need $1.46 million to retire, but what retiree households actually spend may change how you think about your plan.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I am the Executive Chairman of Diversified, a CFP and author. For many retirees, it can be a strange transition to go from ...

Only 28% of Pre-retirees and Retirees are Comfortable Drawing Down Savings in Retirement, But Having a Plan for Decumulation Boosts Confidence New Corebridge Financial research highlights how emotions ...

When we were children, it was common to be afraid of the boogeyman. As we age, the boogeyman gets replaced with a new fear: running out of money in retirement. This concern is understandable given so ...

Prudential’s David Blanchett argued that retirees’ decreased spending is mostly due to choice, rather than financial hardship. Previous research has found that retirees often underspend their ...

If there’s one group likely to be experiencing the most consternation over inflation and economic uncertainty, it’s those who ...

It seems like a magical retirement fairy tale: Even as you spend money in retirement, your nest egg continues to grow. You travel, golf, volunteer — yet thanks to the power of compound interest, your ...