Retirement

If you stay abreast of economic and legislative developments and adapt to new circumstances, you can still retire with confidence.

People who work to organize their finances can avoid postponing retirement and plan for the future.

Stay up-to-date on regulation amendments to avoid penalties as well as take advantage of new opportunities.

Staying aware of the changes in this important government program will help you be better prepared in both your present and future financial planning efforts.

One program is for the poor; the other is for the elderly. Learn which is which.

If you're not participating in your employer-sponsored retirement plan, there may be some easy solutions.

The forex market is not the only way for investors and traders to participate in foreign exchange.

Many workers are largely unaware of the various fees that their plans charge them, or what the fees are for.

Paying taxes is inevitable - that's why you need to learn about the rules for required minimum distributions.

You've worked hard to secure enough to retire, so make sure you keep it safe.

Follow these simple steps to get you ready for April 15.

The P/E ratio is one of the most popular stock market ratios, but it has some serious flaws that investors should know about.

You've been paying in for years - now it's time to find out what the system owes you.

Here are five clever tips for stretching your Social Security dollar as far as possible.

Learn how to keep more of your money out of the tax man's pocket come retirement.

Learn the requirements for withdrawing funds tax and penalty free.

Most of us know we're not saving enough for retirement, but what generation is ahead in the race?

Learn how to decide between a 401(k), 403(b) or Roth to help you build your nest egg.

Find out how taxes are applied to your investment returns and how you can reduce your tax burden.

Find out where you can take a tax deduction on the contributions you make.

Learn how the FDIC is helping to keep your money in your pockets.

Get into ETFs and enjoy the benefits of a mutual fund with the flexibility of a stock.

The 401(k) plan is one of the most widely used retirement vehicles. Find out what it is and what it can do for you.

Sometimes coupon clipping and bargain hunting aren't enough to make your income cover your expenses. It may be time to try these frugal finance tips.

The experts warn against touching your retirement savings early, but there are situations where it is the best financial decision.

Retirement and education financing are the two most important planning items for taxpayers.

Find out which mistakes could be pushing you farther away from your post-work dreams.

If you are behind in your retirement plan contributions for the year, this is the time to figure out how to catch up.

Find out how to live comfortably through both fat and lean years.

With increasing healthcare costs, a longer life and a depleting Social Security fund, will you have to work until you physically can't?

Seven misconceptions about retirement that you should avoid

We look at average American debt, credit scores and much more so you can find out how you stack up.

It may be more beneficial for you to pay tax now than deferring it to an IRA. We show you how and why.

Don't assume you're insured. Find out what you can expect from this healthcare program.

How to tell if your company’s pension is being depleted - will there be anything left for you?

To avoid jeopardizing your IRA assets, find out what transactions are prohibited.

Unless certain action is taken by this date, distribution rules can put the youngest inheritor at a disadvantage.

We all look forward to one day leaving the rat race behind and enjoying our golden years. But it's not a sure thing. Check out these six common mistakes that can ruin your retirement dreams.

Interest may not be tax-exempt for seniors with Medicare or Social Security benefits.

Come up with a money management plan that will help you allocate your funds effectively.

If you want to retire ahead of schedule, it'll take some extra planning.

Canadians have their own considerations to make before choosing early retirement.

Choosing to stay at home with the kids is a choice that has both positive and negative financial consequences.

Don't put off your retirement planning - these 10 steps can make your later years much more manageable.

The requirements for making a down payment on a home have changed, but don't worry - there are still plenty of ways to build up that money.

Dipping into your savings can put a big dent in your future plans. Find out how.

America is saving 6.4 percent of its money -not bad, but we would all like to do better. Here are five simple ways to trick yourself into saving money.