Your retirement probably won't look like your parents' retirement, thanks in part to rising costs . Here are some ways to ...

More Americans are choosing to keep working during retirement, creating a more flexible and personal approach to their future ...

Rising costs can easily erode retirees' buying power. The right investment portfolio can help you outpace inflation. Being strategic with Social Security could add another layer of protection. With ...

Knowing what expenses to expect can help you build a retirement plan. Here's what experts recommend preparing for.

With the youngest baby boomers now 61, much of the generation is already retired or nearing. However, data shows many have ...

The IJ is reprinting some of the late Beth Ashley’s columns. This is from 2013. A female friend confided that she’s retiring ...

A retirement job may not have been part of your long-term plan, but it can go a long way toward easing your financial stress.

Developing a solid retirement plan — before a layoff — can help you to adapt to unexpected changes in your timeline. Once the initial panic eases, you can confidently reimagine what's next. You're 62.

Wondering how much cash you need to retire comfortably right now? The answer to that question might surprise you.

You worked hard for your home; let it work for you. Compare reverse mortgage pros and cons with the ease of selling as-is in retirement.

There are certain things you can do to increase your chances of being financially comfortable in retirement. They include saving really well ahead of time, being willing to maintain a more frugal ...