Do you Need to Own a House? Many Older Americans Decide They Don’t
Rising property tax, insurance, and home-repair costs are prompting some people 55 and older to consider renting. Click here to learn more.
The Many Rewards of Volunteering in Retirement
Now that we have time to volunteer, we're discovering that we're getting as much out of it as the people we're helping. Click here to read more.
Retirees Who Move to Lower-Tax States May Not Save as Much as They Think
Retirees move to new states for all sorts of reasons. For some it's the weather, or to be near family, or to be closer to medical care. But for those moving in search of lower income taxes, it might pay to get out a calculator. Click here to learn more.
How Parents Can help Their Boomerang Child -Without Derailing Their Own Retirement
Many parents are experiencing having adult children move back home. What are the implications for your finances and retirement savings? Click here to read more.
Raiding Your Retirement Funds? Here’s How to Avoid Hidden Tax Traps
While tapping a retirement plan for an early withdrawal should always be a last resort, it can be unavoidable. If your only option is to access funds held in tax-favored accounts like IRAs or 401(k)s, be careful. Click here to read more about early retirement withdrawals and potential tax penalties.