1. The 4% rule It takes a lot of effort to build up a retirement nest egg. So once you amass savings for your senior years, you want that money to last as long as you need it to. That’s why it ...

During your working years, you may have spent money on dining out, grabbing coffee or attending happy hours with co-workers.

Letter writer was scolded for missing a coworker’s retirement party. Dear Miss Manners: I worked with someone who was uber ...

periodic investment amount will be different than when you are 30, want to retire at 55 and need the retirement corpus for 25 years. Inflation is an important factor for retirement planning. Things ...

I'm 49 years old and have nothing saved for retirement — what should I do? Don't panic. Here are 5 of the easiest ways you can catch up (and fast) Gain potential quarterly income through this $ ...

Thank you for helping us all the time! 10. Thank you for all the ways you’ve shown up—with strength, wisdom, and heart. Happy retirement. Thank you for your guidance, always. 11. It’s not ju ...

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Here are four action items for you right away. -- If you haven't yet "gotten around to" starting a retirement savings program, do it now. Start this very week, using whatever money you have.

The reality of retirement is hitting many at Duke University and Duke University Health System, where 12,708 full-time staff ...

Maybe when we reach a certain age, what becomes most important to us is spending the days with those we care most about and ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: When I issue online invitations to multiple guests at once, I generally use the option to hide the guest ...

Taking Social Security is a big decision. Your filing age will determine how much money the program pays you each month. You need to understand your total income picture before signing up.