Is financial independence possible during coronavirus?
Three followers of the F.I.R.E. Movement weigh in on the movement during the coronavirus-led economic downturn.
Retirement plan withdrawals in coronavirus pandemic should be 'last resort,' experts say
A recent federal relief package makes it easier for people financially harmed by the coronavirus outbreak to tap into their retirement savings for cash by loosening rules for withdrawals and loans.
How retirees benefit from the coronavirus stimulus package
Here’s what you need to know about how the CARES Act benefits retirees.
Coronavirus hit companies' 401(k) policies: What to do if your employer stops matching
Some companies have decided to suspend or reduce their matches in order to cut costs.
What is aging in place?
When retirement homes aren't enough, you can always grow old at home. Here's how.
How much do retirement homes cost?
Here's the amount you can expect to pay for a retirement home throughout the U.S.
Amid coronavirus, tax day delay may bring good news for retirement savers
The announcement has implications for the IRA contribution deadline.
401(k) 'catch-up' contribution limits for 2020
Behind in savings? This tool may help.
Toxic masculinity could mean bad health, social life in old age: Study
Toxic masculinity is said to be a detriment to older men. Here's how.
5 jobs for retirees returning to the workforce
Here are five high-paying jobs where returning retirees are valued.
Part-time retirement jobs that pay $15 per hour or more
Here are 10 part-time jobs that pay well and are a good fit for retirees.
‘The Bachelor’ senior spinoff searching for contestants in ‘golden years’
"The Bachelor" franchise is adding a new dating show for eligible seniors.
401(k) tips if you're changing jobs
At least 55 million Americans have 401(k) accounts.
Grandparents using 'Skip-Gen' vacations to connect with grandkids: What to know about the travel trend
Grandparents are building bonds with their grandchildren by taking them on vacation without the middle generation.
Millionaires cap off Social Security contributions for 2020
Earnings are only taxed up to a certain threshold to fund the popular program.
How many Americans live paycheck to paycheck?
New survey shows a majority of Americans do not have an emergency fund.
The reason older generations are happier than millennials
Adults who are 55 years old or older are much more content than their millennial and younger counterparts, according to a study of 2,000 adults commissioned by Riviera Travel.
Beware of these overhyped financial strategies
When it comes to financial products, as in other areas of life, commission-earning salespeople might not always have your best interests in mind.
401(k), IRA millionaires hit a record
Fidelity's report on retirement trends found a record number of 401(k) and IRA accounts with balances of $1 million or more.
Social Security COLA: Here's how it's calculated
Cost of living adjustments are implemented in order to counteract the effects of inflation.