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Learn how the "sandwich generation" can save for retirement while taking care of their kids and parents.
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Now is the time to kick savings into high gear. Find out how.
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Most Americans are saving only about 4% for retirement, which could mean that many U.S. citizens will never retire.
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If you are someone who is closer to the end of your working career, such a large amount may be almost unmanageable.
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Emerging market ETFs are typically seen as riskier investments, but some of them may be able to strengthen your retirement accounts.
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Living comfortably can be easy if you follow a simple plan.
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From staying in the workforce longer to finding a part-time job after retirement, there are many ways that retirees postpone retiring completely.
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Sometimes the elderly lose their cognitive skills, that's when it may be time for their children to step in and assist with retirement planning.
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People who are planning poorly for retirement are simply deciding to work longer - often out of neccessity. Is this a smart idea?
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The rise in these funds' popularity has contributed to misinformation about what they are and how they work. Learn more here.
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In many circumstances, a reverse mortgage can be a risk to your financial security. Here are six dangers you should consider before signing on the bottom line.
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The simplicity of ETFs and their low fees make them perfect for retirement accounts.
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Hoping to retire before 65? Here are a few tips on how to reach your early retirement goals.
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Make a resolution to start your business off on the right foot in the new year.
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Based on today's markets, which ETFs could you buy in 2013 that'll provide the best opportunity for an early retirement?
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These are some of the good choices for ETFs if you are in the late stages of retirement planning.
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You can use the Monte Carlo Simulation to improve your retirement planning.
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Are you on track to post-work bliss? We'll tell you how to find out.
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If you earn a high income, there are many ways you can save extra money for an early retirement.
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With the looming fiscal cliff, here's a look at how it could affect your retirement planning.
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Faced with an overabundance of choices, many investors forget to stick to the basics.
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Just because you are comfortably in retirement, that doesn't mean you should stop keeping track of your net worth.
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Here are the six best things you can do to increase your net worth.
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IBM has made a move to not match 401(k) contributions each pay period. Instead, there will be a lump sum at the end of each year.
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For investors, the recent rules changes governing both 401(K)s and IRAs can be seen as a big win for the little guy.
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Determine whether your business is eligible to claim a tax credit for establishing a retirement plan.
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Here's another reason to put money toward your retirement nest egg.
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Accumulating post-tax assets can work to your advantage. Find out how.
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Read this if you've taken early distributions or owe excess-contribution or excess-accumulation penalties.
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If you have a Roth IRA, you are responsible for keeping track of your pretax versus after-tax assets.
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More and more people are realizing they must work part time during retirement. Here's a look at if you might have to.
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IRA assets can't be taxed twice - find out how to avoid paying the second time around.
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Eager to save for retirement? Learn how to avoid overpayment penalties.
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Learn how to work with the tax man to avoid getting gouged when you convert your plans.
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In today's volatile market, Generation X can't sit around waiting for things to improve. Gen X must implement innovative strategies for retirement planning.
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Find out how to get a bigger return.
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These instruments may shed their bad rap to bring you a hefty tax break.
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Rather than shivering away their golden years, retirees can fly south to winter in sunny locales.
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We outline the incentives and help you take full advantage of the benefits.
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You've probably heard that ETFs are better than mutual funds, but you need to consider all aspects before investing.
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Be informed about benefits and deductions that may apply to you and avoid costly mistakes on your return.
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Consolidating retirement assets? Make sure you account for pre-tax and after-tax assets separately.
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Not only does retiring later give you more time to build your retirement nest eggs, but it may also keep you healthy.
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There are many things to consider when planning your retirement, including budgets, taxes and long-term care.
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Build savings to support yourself in case pension plans and Social Security fall through.
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Balance saving and spending in your golden years with these simple tips.