Browsing: Retirement

If you’re currently in your 60s or early 70s, there’s a good chance you’ll need to generate retirement income for 20 to 30 years. If you…

Most people with significant assets in IRAs and 401(k)s let Congress and the IRS determine their spending and distribution strategies. That’s a big mistake that can…

I’m usually skeptical of stories about “a friend of a friend.” But in this case, I know that it’s a true story. A friend of a…

It hardly is news that nursing homes are in trouble. Consumers think they are unsafe; nurses, aides, and other staff are reluctant to work for them;…

Forbes screened more than 800 locales in the U.S. for everything from climate change risk to crime to availability of doctors. We then compared those that…

Broker-dealers are in an industry overseen by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), but mostly, no one is closely watching them. Making a good profit is…

This is a little nerdy but since the FTC is embracing new research from labor economics and law, I thought readers would like to know what…

When it comes time to shop for Medicare coverage, Medicare Advantage plans have become a very popular option. More than half (51%) of eligible Medicare beneficiaries…

Public policy has been the major factor preventing the integration of retirement plan components: financial asset management, annuities and HECM reverse mortgages. As a result, annuities…

Anyone, and I mean anyone, can become a 401(k) millionaire if given enough time. According to Fidelity, the number of 401(k) millionaires on their platform has…