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Between retirement savings, debt, and income, there are several factors contributing to a healthy financial life — or at least, the perception of one.
According to GoBankingRates' data, many cities in California, Florida, and Arizona are becoming too expensive for retirees.
Researchers examined indicators related to the health, finances, material well-being, and quality of life of retirees in 44 countries.
In general, a shift away from pension plans and greater longevity are driving more old-age Americans to continue working beyond retirement age.
A Schwab Retirement Plan Services survey of 401(k) plan participants found that the typical Gen Xer thinks they'll need $1.8 million for retirement.
To retire early and live on investment income, you'll need millions. Here's how much you need if your target annual income is $100,000 or $65,000.
Want to stretch your retirement savings? A cool $1 million in retirement savings will last at least 21 years in each of these states.
Wondering if you should pay your debt or save for retirement first? If you have high-interest debt, pay that first then save for retirement.
Without an employer-sponsored 401(k) plan, it can be hard to save for retirement. Here, one freelancer shares how she automated her SEP IRA.
Three climate change experts told us why they're still saving for retirement despite gloomy prospects for the planet.
Anyone can create a free My Social Security account to find out exactly what their monthly benefit will be when they retire.
Social Security is on shaky ground, and experts believe changes are imminent. Now more than ever, you shouldn't rely on Social Security.
When she wanted to save more for retirement, she took three steps to "hide" her savings and make them much harder to spend instead.
After saving for retirement for years, he figured out a foolproof strategy to keep his retirement savings growing: automate them.
If you want to retire in 10 years, it's smart to keep saving — but you'll also want to turn a sharp eye to your expenses.
Wondering how to prepare for retirement? By 50, you want to be maxing out your retirement accounts, paying off your debt, and streamlining expenses.
More retirement-age Americans, mostly baby boomers, are working today than ever before, but it's not because they need the money.
As you approach retirement, consider maxing out retirement accounts, paying off high-interest debt, and exploring healthcare options.