Whether retirement is still one or a couple of years away, you can take a few strategic steps to better prepare and thus better enjoy your golden years.

It’s easy to overlook taxes when choosing where to live in retirement, which is why we assembled this guide to the most tax-friendly states for retirees.

In this post, we’ll outline prepaid funeral plan options and present alternatives to help you decide whether or not to pay for funeral expenses in advance.

Considering leaving New Jersey to embark on your retirement in less expensive environs? You’ll need to account for New Jersey's "exit tax."

Many retirees have regrets about their retirement-planning process. Here are some of the biggest mistakes and corresponding tips so you can avoid the same.

No matter how much (or how little) you’ve saved, check out these seven retirement savings strategies to better prepare for your golden years.

If you're married and your spouse doesn't have a job or earns only a modest income, consider contributing to a spousal IRA to help them save for retirement.

Even though inflation has eased, safeguarding your assets and investments from potential future inflation remains essential. Here’s how to do it effectively.

It’s extremely difficult to disentangle the finances of a spouse following his or her death. This post will help.