How To Safely Spend Your Retirement Savings
Here’s a retirement spending strategy that offers a realistic balance between frugality and outliving your savings by ...
Do you really need 80% of your income to comfortably fund retirement in America? Probably not — here’s why retirement spending could be much less than you think
When you're making plans for retirement, you'll probably hear that you should replace 80% of the income you were earning.
Middle-income households are saving more for retirement
Despite all the talk of a retirement crisis in the US, there is some encouraging news: A significant share of middle-income ...
Common Mistakes To Avoid When Rolling Over Your Retirement Accounts
Avoiding the variety of mistakes that can occur during a retirement account rollover requires careful consideration.
Here’s why more Americans are retiring earlier than ever before — even if they don’t want to. Is it your turn to hang it up in 2025?
In reality, though, very few people end up lasting that long. The data show that while many hope to work for more years than ...
Social Security's max $5,108 benefit is hard to get. Here's what to focus on instead.
In 2025, the maximum monthly benefit Social Security will pay is $5,108. To be clear, though, that's higher than the ...
Boost Retirement Security: Why Guaranteed Income Beats Savings
Research shows retirees hesitate to spend savings but readily use lifetime income. Here's what this means for you. In this ...
Saver’s Tax Credit: A Retirement Savings Incentive
The saver’s tax credit helps people who earn modest incomes save more for retirement. Learn whether you qualify for it and the advantages it can provide.