retirement

Senior citizens with adequate health coverage and sound finances are more likely to live comfortably in their golden years. But seniors generally confront a wide variety of potential legal issues,…

By Janna M. Hall As we move further into a technology-driven age, we’re finding more reasons to sit and less reasons to get moving. The bulk of our work is…

The Deal When Changing Jobs, Should You Leave 401(k) Money Behind? By Nathaniel Sillin With the average American spending only 4.6 years at any given job, it’s never been more…

Live your senior life like it’s golden By Bernard Freeman   Boost Your Income There are many aspects of retirement to look forward to: the travel, the free time and fewer…

The Deal Making Phased Retirement Work for You By Nathaniel Sillin Phased retirement – a catchall term that describes a variety of part-time and reduced-hour work arrangements before leaving an…

Tip of the Week Selecting the Best Retirement Community for Your Needs Many senior citizens want to keep their energy levels up during their retirement years. They are more health…

The Deal Over 50? Supersize Your Retirement Savings By Nathaniel Sillin If you’re over age 50 and not sure whether you’re going to be able to retire, it’s time to…

The Deal Resetting Your Retirement After Divorce By Jason Alderman Retirement planning can face derailment after a divorce. Married, two-income couples have the advantage of splitting living expenses and pooling…

the Deal Making Sure Loved Ones Are Prepared for Their Retirement Years By Jason Alderman What if a sudden, debilitating illness, fraud or economic downturn affected your senior family member’s…

the Deal: Starting Roth IRAs for Your Grandkids By Jason Alderman Many grandparents go above and beyond to offer financial help to adult children and grandchildren. If you’re seeking to…