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Paying off your mortgage early might sound like an unreachable goal. But, it’s one you should work toward, especially if retirement is on the horizon.

Panic-selling accounts for the biggest chunk of losses incurred by the average investor. Harness that emotion to profit from fear in a market meltdown.

Use this quick checklist of five simple factors to guide your risk and timing decisions when planning for retirement.

When you stick with a stock for better or for worse, you’re bound to get ruined. Stocks aren’t mementos, so learn to cut the cord and make smarter trades now.

The internet has changed financial news reporting. Today, investors’ heads are spinning thanks to the sheer volume of information found online, on TV and on social media.

Older folks are happier than ever according to a recent study. By traveling, spending time with family and enjoying life’s simple pleasures, retirees are feeling more fulfilled than at any other point in their lives.

The ancient Romans knew a thing or two about living life to the fullest. And believe it or not, their lessons are still applicable today. Age gracefully using Cicero’s seven retirement hacks.

Cashing in on your retirement benefits prematurely comes with a cost. Retirees should think twice before taking a voluntary 25% Social Security benefits cut.

Baby boomers continue to prioritize the present over the future. It’s resulted in an expanding $1.7 trillion retirement shortfall. Facing the threat of poverty, retirees must take two steps to fix the problem now.

Nearly 6.5 million seniors live in poverty. This number will only increase as the retirement crisis expands. Social Security and Medicare offer little financial security, so it’s time for Americans to save more, spend less and pay off their debts.