Whether you have millions of dollars in your 401(k) or just a few thousand, once you leave your job, you have to make a decision on what to do with that money. For some retirees, it makes sense to ...

If you’re age 55 and have just started saving for retirement, you’re not alone. Not everyone starts saving money in their 20s and 30s, and even if you start saving in your 50s, there’s time to build ...

Saving for retirement is not an easy thing. It requires you to manage your paycheck carefully and, at times, say no to things ...

Saving for retirement isn't easy. To build up a nice balance in an individual retirement account (IRA) or 401(k), you may need to make sacrifices, like working a demanding job or forgoing certain ...

A lot of people think saving money for retirement is the hard part. Some actual retirees might tell you that’s the easy part. The hard part, rather, comes when it’s time to start withdrawing from your ...

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It's taboo to ask a person how much money they have, but we all want to know where we stand; here's some of the latest data.

When preparing for retirement, I've made plans for what I am going to do with my Social Security benefits. My plans for Social Security are aimed at safeguarding my financial future. I'm trying to be ...

An often overlooked, but important, part of a successful retirement is nonfinancial considerations. Failure to plan for these parts of your life can lead to an unfulfilling retirement and a speedier ...

Many people end up disliking retirement for financial or other reasons. It's important to figure out the source of your unhappiness and address it. If working isn't an option, there are other avenues ...