Retirement savings

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Can I retire at 60 with $500K (Yes, and I can show you how)? Whether you are relying on Social Security, Investments, Pension, or 401K plan.

Melissa Koide talks about the retirement savings crisis, the real impact of waiting, myRA and key tax savings to consider.

Deciding how to save for retirement is confusing, but here’s a guide to help you determine whether you should prioritize your 401(k) or your IRA.

Are you on track to retire? How would you even know? In this post I review the various recommendations on how much you need to have saved at every age and income level in order

As a financial planner who spends his life helping individuals plan for retirement, advising you to not retire may seem counterproductive. But it’s what I’m about to do. Why? Retirement—in a traditional sense—is unhealthy. I think retirement should be avoided as much as possible, and here’s why.

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Your 40s are a busy time. There are quite a variety of expenses to consider. For many people, funds aren’t just for raising children. For some, helping

Understanding and navigating through the different retirement plans out there can be confusing, so here's an explainer of your options.

Name your main money goal. If you've got high-interest debt, like on credit cards, your plan should be to pay it down, because it's costing you big. (For example, if you owe $3,000 on a card with 16 percent interest, you'll end up paying more than $4,000 if you're making only the minimum payments.) No high-interest debt? Aim toward beefing up your emergency or retirement funds, then saving for a trip or giving more to charity. - Redbook.com