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Think Advisor’s recent article, “Americans Are Retiring Later, Dying Sooner and Sicker in Between,” notes that lifespans aren’t necessarily extending to offer equal time in

What if you signed up for Medicare Part A when you turned 65, but didn’t enroll in Part B because you were still working and

A critical decision in your retirement planning, is when to begin taking your Social Security payments. A wrong move can result in long-term consequences. Kiplinger

As you develop your financial and estate plans, you should consider integrating 401(k) accounts into an overall retirement strategy. It’s an important part of the

Stock Investor’s recent article, “6 Retirement Estate Planning Criteria You Must Address,” says every retiree’s investment objective should address these six criteria: Minimum required yield.

“The road to retirement is pretty straightforward—until you start getting close.”

“Even though you and your ex-spouse may no longer be in love with each other, you may still have the ability to tap into his

“For now, trimming your tax tab is up to you, not the men and women in Washington who write the tax law.”

“The experiences of people we care about often deeply affect us.”

“Months before you walk away, gold watch in hand, there some steps to take to maximize your benefits, take care of taxes and pave the

“If your IRA holds an annuity, you may or may not have to include its value when figuring your required minimum distribution.”

“Save early and often. The sooner you start to save, the easier it will be to amass a comfortable nest egg -- thanks to the