Two-Minute Retirement Solutions

Retired people can meet their required minimum distributions using a charitable strategy.

While many Americans plan for the financial changes that occur in retirement, many physical and psychological ones still take them by surprise.

The one certainty in Shiller and Buffett’s bull-bear debate is that adjusting risk to your age is necessary for a healthy portfolio.

Recent studies have found a link between self-perception about aging and the onset of dementia.

Americans who plan for retirement, even when they don’t act on those plans, are more successful than those who don’t plan at all.

Americans can save thousands in retirement just by being diligent with their healthcare.

Many boomers’ retirement struggles stem from insufficient financial education earlier in their lives.

Many seniors who begin making required minimum distributions get hit with unexpected taxes – but with a little-known strategy, they can save dramatically.

Retirees are getting hit with a nasty surprise when they begin making required withdrawals.

Some financially independent retirees choose to work part time to stay socially active.