Several important changes go into effect this year which may be of interest to those planning for — or nearing — retirement.
3 Ways the Recession Changed Retirement
The recession wreaked havoc on the 401(k)s of many older workers, but the retirement outlook has changed in other ways too.
3 Myths About Debt Collection
There was a time older Americans could rely on cushy pensions in retirement (which helped them remain debt free), but these days, most don’t have a pension — and debt levels are high.
Best Financial Gifts for the Grandkids
Sure, grandchildren probably want the latest X-Box game or a brand-new iPad, but they probably don’t need yet another toy.
Wealthy Women’s Retirement Anxieties
A number of studies have shown that women overall tend to be less confident about their retirement than men; a new study released today shows that this holds true even for wealthy women.
Americans Retire With Different Accents
A new study shows that where one lives in the U.S. significantly impacts how they feel about retirement.
Are Americans Too Optimistic?
Nearly three in four Americans are optimistic about their future and a full 66% feel that they’re “in control” of where their lives are headed, according to a new study.
Time Almost Up For Medicare Plan Enrollment
Seniors used to have until the end of the year to make changes to their Medicare plans. But this year, the deadline is Wednesday, Dec. 7.
