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
It’s hard enough to save and plan for retirement. So why make it even more difficult by committing costly mistakes? Here are 5 blunders that
A reader of AskTheMoneyCoach.com had a question about their social security benefits. Here is what the person asked: Q: Where can I go to calculate
A reader of AskTheMoneyCoach.com wanted to know whether or not it’s a smart decision for them to launch a 401(k) or 403(b) investment plan later
A 401(k) plan has lots of fees, and savvy investors may be aware of various investment-related charges – such as a management fee to a
Q: I have a question from a reader who wanted to know what she should do from a loan she received from her job. “I
What’s your image of a happy retirement? Does it involve lazy days on a beach, traveling the world or pursuing a favorite pastime? Or maybe
I’m 61 and Plan to Retire at Age 62, Though I Would Work Until 65 If needed. I would Like to Pay off a Few Credit Cards Using My 401(k). Is This a Wise Choice? I Have About $10,000 in Credit Card Debt.
Q: I’m 57 years old. I am considering taking money out of my 401(K) plan to pay off debt. The problem is I am struggling to
Q: Should I roll over $30,000 in my traditional IRA account into a ROTH IRA? I am 50 years old. A: Although the earnings in both types
Q: I am Almost 63 Years of Age and Thinking of Retirement. What Should I Do at the Present Time to Make this a Reality
