You may not be able to avoid a market decline when you're newly retired and starting to rely on your nest egg for income, but you can plan for that risk.

While it may seem counterintuitive, Ramsey suggests that briefly pausing 401 (k), IRA, or 403 (b) contributions can help ...

While the retirement landscape has gradually evolved over the previous decades, a new study suggests that it is now evolving so rapidly that many of the underlying assumptions across generations may ...

Chances are very good that your 401(k) does not currently offer you access to private equity investments, which, as the name implies, are investments in companies that are not publicly traded. The ...

Is $650K enough for retirement? A 2024 Allianz Life survey found that 63% of Americans are more concerned about running out ...

Carl Stuart takes on some more nuanced topics like staying (a little) aggressive with your nest egg in retirement, tax strategies behind 1031 real estate transactions, and survivor benefits when ...

Only 18% are “very confident” they will be able to fully retire with a comfortable lifestyle, and just 23% “strongly agree” that they are building a large enough retirement nest egg ... including ...

Nowadays, people turn to AI for just about everything. Need relationship advice? Have a vent session with ChatGPT and see ...

Here are three investment strategies that, combined with continued contributions, can turn that $100K into a nest egg you can ...

How retiring abroad can save you money Retiring abroad can help you stretch your dollars further if you choose a country with a lower cost of living than the U.S. In some cases, that difference ...

Turn That Nest Egg of Mileage Points Into an Inheritance You can’t take those miles and credit-card points with you. A little planning can help you leave them behind.

For couples focused on retirement planning, the most important number isn't necessarily how much someone else has—it's how much you need to live the way you want. A wealthy nest egg isn't just about ...