Personal Finance
How the Secure Act Impacts Your Retirement Plans
The Secure Act also provides more years for people to contribute to individual retirement accounts.
Shedding Some Light on Shocking Health Care Costs in Retirement
Long-term care costs remain the wild card as half of people over 65 don't incur any long-term costs.
Report: Here’s How Much You Need for Retirement — It May Surprise You
Even if you've done a good job of saving through the years, you still might come up short.
Report: Tariffs Could Boost Next Year’s Social Security COLA — and That’s Bad
The Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment for 2018 was 2.8%, the highest adjustment since 2012.
Working Just a Little Longer Can Give Your Retirement a Massive Boost
When you're older, your savings have less time left to grow: The runway ahead of you is shorter.
How Best to Avoid Overestimating Future Social Security Benefits
A whopping 70% of those surveyed believed they were eligible for full benefits much earlier than they actually are.
Baby Boomers’ Retirement Crisis Will Be Worse Than the ’08 Subprime Crisis
According to Gallup, 43% of adults between the ages of 50 and 64 expect to rely on Social Security.
Richard Thaler: Use 401(k)s to Boost Social Security Payments, Middle Class
Such a proposal, the Nobel laureate says, would help middle America achieve a more secure income stream.
New Scoring System Measures Your Risk of Running out of Money in Retirement
“Based on what you put in, this is your score and means you’re going to run out of money if ...
Nothing Saved for Retirement? ‘Austerity’ Could Be Your Last Chance
So what does this austerity look like? You will have to start saving 50% or more of your paycheck every year.
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