After working hard and saving your money wisely, you’re ready for a successful retirement. Unfortunately, there can be bumps and hiccups...

The answer to that question has always been an unequivocal “yes”—especially when there’s a spouse, children or stepchildren. However,...

There’s quite a range of prices for Medicare supplement insurance (Medigap) policies, and there’s a good chance you can decrease the cost...

A recent study showed that people in the U.S. fear developing Alzheimer’s disease more than any other major life-threatening...

The long-term outlook for Social Security old-age and disability benefits is still good, with promised benefits payable until 2034....

Long-term care planning is something most Americans fail to do for themselves or for their loved ones. This can put adult children in a...

Baby boomers have begun to think about several concerns as they prepare for retirement. A recent survey found that of the top fears of...

Take a look at Kiplinger’s “12 Ways to Go Broke in Retirement” and learn how to avoid them. Relying on a single source of income....

Print this and post it in a good spot, or add these dates to your online calendar with reminders. January 1 (or thereabouts): This is a...

The beginning of the year is a great time to set financial goals, take stock and make adjustments. Financial planning issues, however,...

Over a recent 12-month period, more than 43 million adults provided care for a vulnerable family member or friend—the contribution to...

We spend most of our adult lives planning for retirement. However, there are those that don’t plan—or don’t plan enough—for what to do...