Articles On:retirement planning
Social Security Decisions Involve Both Spouses
Social Security decisions involve both spouses. Getting the most out of your Social Security benefits ...
Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage Before Retirement?
If you plan to pay off your mortgage before retirement, you’re not alone. But that ...
Does a Lump-Sum Payout Make Sense?
Sometimes a lump-sum payout makes sense when planning for retirement. Many employers that provide defined-benefit ...
RMDs: Are Withdrawals Required If You Keep Working?
Retirement can be a time of juggling finances, but some decisions are made for you. ...
Unretire-ment: Retirees Going Back to Work
Lisa Gerstner of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance examines the trend of retirees who “unretire” – i.e., ...
Beware of These IRA Mistakes!
Rocky Mengle of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance warns readers of four common retirement IRA mistakes, including ...
NORCs: A Model for Aging in Place
If you’ve considered moving to a community that better serves your needs as an aging ...
10 Senior Living Trends to Watch
In planning for changes in living arrangements as they age, senior adults and their families ...
How Retirement Income Is Taxed
Joy Taylor of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance discusses how retirement income is taxed, examining common sources ...
Turbocharge Retirement Savings
Sandra Block of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance suggests ways that readers can boost their retirement savings, ...
