Only 30% of workers surveyed are “very confident” they’ll enjoy a comfortable retirement. Here’s how you can do better.

When you retire, you’ll want to ensure you can live comfortably and without the constant worry of how to pay your medical bills.

It’s impossible to plan for every financial scenario. However, there are a few common stumbling blocks often catch retirees by surprise.

While none of us want to think about getting older or losing our vitality, we do need to plan for such scenarios.

401(k) plans and IRAs aren’t the only investment vehicles you can use to boost your retirement savings.

Entering retirement is likely one of the biggest transitions you’ll face in life. Therefore, it’s important to prepare as best as you can.

One popular investment often used to help diversify portfolios is a real estate investment trust—also known as a REIT.

It’s not uncommon for homeowners to tap into their home equity to help fund retirement. In this post, we’ll cover your options.

Remaining aware of age-related milestones can significantly impact your finances and your ability to live out your retirement dreams.