retirement

Having Alzheimer’s, running out of money, getting wrinkles… We all have fears about aging. Here’s how you can cope.

Most of us will require long-term care at some point. And almost none of us will be able to afford it.

While the sting of the latest sell-off is still fresh, consider an alternative to stocks: tax-free bonds.

If you’re planning to retire at 62, consider this your wake-up call.

I’m starting to question the wisdom of boomers’ spending habits early in retirement.

One of the least attractive aspects of aging is the reality that one spouse or partner will check out first, leaving the other to go on alone.

Almost half of boomers have virtually nothing saved for their golden years. The situation is not pretty.

We must increase stability, reliability and predictability in our portfolios as we age. And bonds are the best way to do it…

There’s a way to check your emotional bias at the door so that your portfolio crushes the market’s returns – no matter what it does.

Many people are discovering that retirement does not agree with them and are starting golden year careers.