Without a well-defined plan for spending in retirement, Americans could be facing unexpected and unnecessary stress. An ...

There's little doubt in the minds of millions of Americans that the 401(k) plan stands out as a widely embraced retirement savings option. Despite that broad-based recognition, the quintessential ...

So let’s say you’ve got $200,000 to invest today at age 45, and you’re aiming to retire at 67. While it’s OK to go heavy on ...

You may be saving more in an easy-to-contribute retirement savings vehicle, but you're giving up a great deal of flexibility.

These ‘boring’ retirement funds quietly outperformed flashy peers, compounding wealth up to 15% CAGR over a decade through ...

As traditional retirement plans face growing pressure from inflation, rising healthcare costs, and market volatility, a new trend is emerging: physicians and professionals investing through ...

HSAs and FSAs differ tremendously in terms of when you have to spend the money in your account and what you can do with it. Though these accounts have some similarities, they are very different beasts ...

HSAs are tax-advantaged savings accounts for medical expenses that can accumulate funds through contributions. They can be invested after reaching a minimum. These accounts are often seen as ...

Private equity may soon be allowed in 401(k)s, but experts warn it’s too risky, illiquid and expensive for most retirement ...

When you work and collect Social Security benefits before your FRA, you are subject to the Retirement Earning Test that could ...

Most private sector employees no longer have access to a pension, but if you're employed by one of these states, you're still ...