Posts in category Retirement Living

African Americans face income and wealth inequities and low savings rates. LONG-STANDING INCOME and wealth disparities along with low savings rates have endangered retirement readiness …

Financial planners say wait until 70, but few Americans take that advice. IT’S NOT HARD TO SEE the logic. If you wait until you are …

It’s been a tough year, but here’s how to get your retirement plan back on track. THE CORONAVIRUS pandemic has been a huge financial strain …

For Americans turning 65 today, there is a 70 percent chance you will need some form of long-term care at some point in your life. …

BABY BOOMERS HAVE worked an average of 12 jobs, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. During each job change, a retirement account can …

By now, most people know that financial planners recommend you keep three to six month’s expenses tucked away in case of emergency or unemployment. It …

Sometimes your emotions can be more of an obstacle to retirement than your finances. It can be difficult to figure out when you are truly …

Many people continue working because they enjoy the job and like socializing with co-workers. IT’S NOT UNCOMMON FOR baby boomers to continue to work well …

Sometimes it makes more sense for one member of a married couple to keep working. AFTER WORKING THEIR separate jobs for decades, some couples can’t wait to retire …