“Experts say you should have 10 times your income saved to retire by age 67—here’s what to do if you aren’t yet there,” says Elizabeth Gravier. If you’re concerned about what to do if you’re nearing retirement and haven’t saved enough, read more about what you can do.
IRAs are incredibly useful investment tools for most to help save for retirement. From contributions to conversions to distributions, don’t fall into these traps – read more.
Planning for retirement is more important than ever because now we’re living longer than ever. Read more here.
As you approach your retirement, it’s easy to be befuddled by Medicare. “With different coverage options, confusing enrollment deadlines and disparate cost-sharing among beneficiaries, ending up with faulty assumptions isn’t hard. However, some mistaken beliefs can be more costly than others,” points out Sarah O’Brien. Read more.
If you’re already using a 401(k) for retirement savings, that’s great. Make sure you’re not making any of these mistakes which could have a significant impact over the life of your 401(k) and on your retirement!
Claiming Social Security to suit your specific needs can be confusing and mistakes can be costly; by taking the time to claim your benefits the right way for you, it maximizes the money you get from Social Security. Read about seven things you should consider before you retire from Christy Bieber.