Retirement Planning

Affordable housing options and assistance for retirees can help east the cost of housing For older adults with limited fixed income, housing costs can easily consume…
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Trade tensions are stirring up fresh concerns for retirees. While economic uncertainty isn't new, this round of volatility is being driven more by policy changes than…
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After decades of working and saving diligently, retiring on a beach in the Amalfi Coast or the French Riviera may sound like a dream—sunny weather, more affordable medical…
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If you're single and ready to retire, the next stage of your life could look different from your married peers' lives. You may have a smaller nest egg, but you…
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Starting a family while saving for retirement comes with challenges and benefits. In most cases, time is on your side. If you start early, you still have plenty of time to grow your…
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Once people reach retirement age, their spending habits often change. Housing, healthcare costs, and daily expenses like groceries will still take a significant part of the…
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Everyone’s lifestyle is different, making it tough to put a single number on how much you need for retirement. One guideline from Fidelity says you should aim to save at…
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For any number of reasons, many people consider retiring to another country. A foreign country may offer a lower cost of living, which can be important to retired adults…
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While many are aware that individuals with higher incomes tend to live longer, recent research reveals a startling reality. While researchers, including Sara Machado, Ph.D.,…
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As Americans juggle the rising cost of living, the decline of pensions, longer lifespans, and other complex factors, median retirement savings stand at only $82,000—far…
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