When you think of walking out of the office for the last time—or dialing down your entrepreneurial dealings—how do you envision life to be? Is it filled with travel... read more →
Planning for your retirement can be an exciting endeavor, but also a scary prospect if you feel financially unprepared.
So how do you know if you’re really economically ready to say goodbye to your colleagues and check out of the workforce?
Articles in this category answer many of your questions about retirement planning, saving for retirement and various retirement topics.
You will find additional articles on retirement in my column that I write for AARP.org
Whether you're 25 or 55, you've likely come across countless articles talking about how to prepare for retirement. While the advice may be well-thought-out, and even helpful, it can be... read more →
The goal of retirement is to have enough money to live out the rest of your days comfortably. However, what happens if your spending outpaces your retirement income? Statistics are... read more →
Have you ever waited until the wee hours of the morning to study for an exam at the very last minute? Or you didn’t make a dentist appointment until you... read more →
Q. I am a 61, single parent, and can’t seem to come up with a strategy to get out of debt. Is it ok to take a loan from a... read more →
Retirees on a fixed income often have a hard enough time making ends meet, often due to a lack of savings. Now a new survey suggests that many retirees –... read more →
Let's face it,saving for retirement isn't easy. It may be even tougher when you're single. According to the 15th annual Transamerica Retirement Survey published last year, 45 percent of unmarried... read more →
