Quick ReadRetirees who mix pre-tax, Roth, and taxable withdrawals can cut federal tax from ~$10,000 to ~$4,000 annually on ...

Retirees can balance current cash flow with long-term growth by combining high-yield and dividend growth ETFs. Here's how it ...

Certified Financial Planner Michael Ginsberg releases Retire With Peace of Mind for women executives and entrepreneurs ...

It could be a good time for you to adjust the amounts of protected and variable retirement income that you receive.

Many retirees assume the only way to increase retirement income is to save more before leaving the workforce. But financial advisors say that how you structure withdrawals, taxes and Social Security ...

Guaranteed income can provide a reliable foundation for retirement spending. Waiting until age 70 to claim Social Security maximizes the benefit for life. Insurers now offer index-linked and fee-based ...

Traditional retirement allocation formulas are outdated; equity exposure should be based on income, risk tolerance, and net worth, not just age. Choi et al.'s research suggests higher equity ...

You could end retirement with 50% more wealth than you started with, says Stefan Sharkansky. Here’s why he thinks that’s a problem. Here are a few excerpts from my conversation with Stefan, who wrote ...

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Getting the full agency match is a good baseline, but if retirement is around the corner, there’s more to consider before deciding what to do with the rest of your paycheck.