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Your parents have a huge influence on how you deal with money. A personal finance columnist shares what she learned about retirement from her mother.
Question: I am 64 years old and have recently retired. I plan to defer taking Social Security as long as possible as I currently do not need the…
This week, the Federal Reserve might say it'll push long-term interest rates even lower. That means U.S. pension funds could make even less than they already are.
Saving for retirement is hard, especially for younger workers just starting out on their careers and their low-income peers. Wages are stagnant and…
The Great Recession shocked many Americans into saving more money, but unfortunately, they aren't getting much of a return on those savings.
Reporter Nancy Marshall Genzer looks at what role Social Security will have for the different generations of her own family.
For a number of near-retirees the prospect of moving overseas after saying goodbye to workmates for the last time is alluring….
How are Americans doing when it comes to being financially prepared for retirement? Lately, the answer seems to be, not well….
Question: My wife will be entering retirement in about a year at 64 1/2 and I will follow soon after. We have about 200k in Roths, 500k in taxable…
The economic news has been bleak for retirees and near-retirees over the past decade: Two recessions and two bear markets. The Standard & Poor…
