(BPT) - The majority of Americans support continuing the Social Security program, even if they are decades away from drawing benefits, a 2010 survey by AARP found. Nevertheless, with the program’s ...

Follow these tips to help clients draw down their retirement funds in a tax-efficient manner and avoid common mistakes.

As you approach retirement, you may start to worry whether you have enough saved to fund your golden years. Things like unexpected healthcare costs and a rising cost of living can easily drain your ...

Living on a fixed income requires thoughtful planning and spending. Follow these five tips to ensure that you don’t outlive your savings in retirement.

Fortunately, there are legal and strategic ways to lower your taxable income and keep more of your retirement money.

Women are building their own financial legacies and gaining more control of wealth than ever before, including starting and running businesses. For women executives, retirement planning can be a ...

Seasoned federal employees who survived the turmoil of 2025 might be thinking: Should I retire in 2026? You should make this most crucial and personal of decisions on the basis of where you want to be ...

Planning for retirement is one of those goals that people never seem to find time for, but experts say Baby Boomers have little time to waste. To mark the beginning of National Retirement Planning ...

Most people plan for how much to save in retirement, not how they’ll spend it. Without a clear spending plan, even a well-funded nest egg can run dry faster than expected. Creating a retirement ...

If the real “American Dream” is being able to retire early without putting yourself in the poor house, how much money do you need to make it happen? While there’s no one-size-fits-all answer, ...

Alan Becker, president and CEO of RSG Investments, says the markets have entered a more volatile phase after months of brushing off big events. "To me, it's a double-edged sword, because for a while ...