Early retirement is a dream for many, but watching my husband's dad retire at 55 helped me see possible drawbacks and realize ...

In this scenario, would-be retiree Alex — who is 66 — gave his company a year's notice, providing the exact date of his ...

With the market tumult of the last 12 months, it’s easy to see why you decided to switch to cash. But here’s why that wasn’t ...

Let’s take a look at where your retirement savings should ideally be right now — and if you’re not quite there yet, how to ...

When sharing a retirement together, there should be room for both personal and joint dreams. Eleanor, a 67-year-old new retiree, has jumped into her retirement years with vigor. She has set her sights ...

As prices and inflation continue to rise, planning ahead for retirement has become even more important. But how can people assess their eventual costs and ensure they don't exceed their sources of ...

Your spouse’s employer plan may force you into withdrawals sooner than you think. Here’s what you need to know.

Question: “I’m 61, in good health and I retired at 53. I’m divorced with no family financial obligations. My main investments are in residential real estate, with all properties debt-free except the ...

My share of the home alone would be valued at $300K per the trust. If she distributes the funds three ways, my share becomes ...

"I would count on the fact that there's going to be a standstill in processing, at least at the agency level," said Tammy Flanagan.

Contrary to a common assumption, you don't need a lot of money. You need a lot of time, and you need to use it as wisely as possible.