Retirement

  1. Retirement Saving Tips For 65-Year-Olds And Over

    Find out how to save smarter after 65.
  2. How do I retire?

    When considering how to plan for retirement, firstly think about the age at which you want to retire and the lifestyle you want to enjoy. The older you are when you retire, the longer you have to save and the fewer years you have to support yourself out of savings; however, the older you are when you ...
  3. Saving For Retirement: The Quest For Success

    We'll show you how to set yourself up to retire in style.
  4. Exceptions To The 60-Day Retirement Account Rollover Rule

    A non-qualified distribution might still be tax and/or penalty free under certain conditions.
  5. Save Safely With The DB(k) Retirement Plan

    Your retirement savings can have the best of the defined-benefit plan and the defined-contribution plan with this hybrid.
  6. How To Convert A Non-Deductible IRA Into A Roth IRA

    Here's a step-by-step guide for transferring one retirement plan into another.
  7. Retirement Savings Tips For Young People

    Learn how to avoid the bad habits that keep the average young adult from saving.
  8. Preparing To Tap Into Retirement Income

    You need to plan ahead to ensure a long and happy future away from the daily grind.
  9. Will Your Retirement Income Be Enough?

    Find out how to determine whether you're on the path to a comfortable retirement, or financial ruin.
  10. Should You Borrow From Your Retirement Plan?

    It makes sense to dip into your savings in some cases, but you must be aware of the potential consequences.
  11. Delay In Retirement Savings Costs More In The Long Run

    The effects of compounding make it cheaper over the long term to save for retirement.
  12. Retirement Living: Renting Vs. Home Ownership

    Here are three simple questions you should consider when weighing this decision.
  13. Retirement Plan Solutions For 70+ Workers

    If you're working and taking RMDs, your taxable income may start to bulge. Find out how to keep it under control.
  14. Actively-Managed ETFs: Risks And Benefits For Investors

    Find out how these second-generation ETFs are changing the marketplace.
  15. What Is A Will And Why Do I Need One?

    Putting this document together will save your family time and money, and give you peace of mind.
  16. 5 Safety Net Services Available To Americans

    Here's a look at the different services available, the numbers of people they serve and how much money is used to support them.
  17. How To File A Canadian Tax Return

    The process for filing a Canadian tax return is easy and streamlined. Here is the information you need to know before filing.
  18. Protect Your Personal Assets

    A family limited partnership (FLP) can go a long way toward securing your family's property.
  19. Alternatives To Nursing Homes

    There are many other options for elderly care other than nursing homes. Here are some of the options available and the costs associated with them.
  20. IMF Or ETF: Which Is Right For You?

    Here's what the professionals think about these similar, but critically different, investment vehicles.
  21. How To Invest On A Shoestring Budget

    Money is tight when you're young, but don't let that stop you from pursuing future riches.
  22. The Seasons Of An Investor's Life

    From a tentative spring to a comfortable winter, learn how to weather the phases of your investing journey.
  23. I want to transfer my house title to my child, what are the costs and tax consequences ...

    The costs associated with a deed transfer will vary by state and by how the transfer is accomplished. Filing a deed yourself may be the cheapest method, but it will require quite a bit of homework to ensure you have filled out and correctly filed the appropriate paperwork.
  24. 5 Misconceptions About A Fiduciary

    Having knowledge of what a fiduciary is will not only impress your friends at a party, but it will also help you understand what you should expect from your broker.
  25. An Introduction To Roth IRAs

    Be sure to consider the tax benefits and the eligibility requirements of the Roth IRA.
  26. Young Investors: What Are You Waiting For?

    By investing at a younger age, you can harness the power of compounding - not penny-pinching - for profit.
  27. What are Government Pension Offsets, and who is subject to them?

    Government Pension Offsets (GPO) apply to government workers at any level who are not covered by Social Security. Any federal, state or local employee who works for a governmental institution in any capacity and is eligible to receive a separate retirement pension from his or her employer is subject ...
  28. How do you plan for retirement if you have multiple employers? Can you combine retirement ...

    Retirement planning for those who work for more than one employer is essentially the same as for those who work for only one. You must still make the same asset allocation decisions and determine your risk tolerance and investment objectives. Of course, you must also compare the investment options and ...
  29. Smartest Things To Do With $10,000 Of Savings

    It's crucial that you put your hard-earned cash to good use. Putting away $10,000 is comforting, but investing that money prudently is even better.
  30. How To Live Off Your Dividends

    One way to enhance your retirement income is to invest in dividend paying stocks and mutual funds.
  31. Two Roads: Debt Or Financial Independence?

    A higher income won't make you richer - unless you learn to live on less.
  32. Money Moves You Should Make Before You Retire

    Getting old is about the only thing you don't need to work at when preparing for retirement. Have you covered these other important steps for ensuring your golden years are comfortable?
  33. Protect Assets, Create Income, Retire Happy

    Find out what you can do to ensure a comfortable transition to your post-work years.
  34. How To Reduce Taxes On ETF Gains

    Boost your returns by learning the tax tricks and loopholes for your exchange-traded funds.
  35. I have a 403(b) from a old employer. I would like to convert it to a 401(k). How ...

    The IRS says that you can roll a 403(b) plan into a 401(k) plan if you now work for an employer that offers a 401(k) plan. You can also roll a 403(b) plan into a self-employed 401(k) plan if you are self-employed. However, if you work for an employer that does not offer a 401(k) plan, then you cannot ...
  36. My daughter would like to use some of her Roth IRA to pay for some current tuition ...

    This is a surprisingly complicated question, as it touches on the differences between traditional and Roth IRAs, as well as what counts as a "qualified education expense." Because Roth IRA contributions are made with after-tax earnings, a person can withdraw his or her direct contributions whenever ...
  37. The Income Property: Your Late-In-Life Retirement Plan

    You're nearing retirement age and you don't have the nest egg you need. Here's how an income property can help you make up the shortfall.
  38. 5 Ways You're Paying Too Much To Invest

    You can't control what the markets will do in the future, but you do have some control over how much you pay to invest.
  39. Reasons To Stay Put During Retirement

    Many retirees choose to travel to warm destiniations and far off locales to live out their golden years. Here are some reasons you might not want to do that.
  40. 5 Ways To Take Advantage Of Europe's Situation

    With the euro underperforming, now is a great time to travel, buy a home or go to school in Europe.
  41. 9 Penalty-Free IRA Withdrawals

    If you need to take early distributions, find out which exemptions allow you to avoid expensive consequences.
  42. Gifting Your Retirement Assets To Charity

    There are several things to consider when it comes to this type of charitable giving. Make sure you're well informed.
  43. 10 Estate Planning Tips For Women

    Estate planning is important for women because they often live longer than men and tend to make less money on average.
  44. Retirement Hobbies That Make Money

    Turning your hobby into some extra cash can be a great way to make your retirement more financially comfortable.
  45. ETFs Or Mutual Funds For Your IRA?

    Most actively managed mutual funds fail to beat the market over a long period of time, so it's probably best to go with ETFs for your IRA.
  46. Payroll Deductions Pay Off

    Find out how you can bypass or defer taxes on thousands of dollars each year.
  47. Income Relating: A New Concept In Medicare

    You can retire, but you can never retire from income tax planning.
  48. 5 Affordable Travel Destinations For 2012

    If you're looking for an affordable trip this year, these are your best bets.
  49. Top 7 Estate Planning Mistakes

    Many people try to avoid this process altogether, making things difficult for heirs.
  50. Ethical Wills Share Final Thoughts With Heirs

    This document allows a testator, the person making the will, to leave a personal legacy.
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