Most Americans view retirement as a new chapter to pursue passions. But the majority haven't planned or budgeted for those ...

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Making the Dream a Reality Early retirement is a dream for many, requiring disciplined saving, living below one’s means, and strategic financial planning. While it is often reserved for those with ...

Americans believe the “magic number” they need to retire comfortably is $1.26 million, according to a survey by Northwestern ...

In today’s economy, with rising costs and uncertainty, retirement income planning has become more critical than ever.

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Nearly one-in-five workers eligible for a retirement plan through their employer aren’t enrolled. There are a few rules of ...

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The number of Americans living to 100 is expected to quadruple by 2054, yet most retirement plans aren't built for longer ...

Eric Roberge and his wife, both financial advisors, changed their minds about having a baby but made five money moves first.

Some people have simple goals, such as saving for retirement or deciding on a 4% per year withdrawal strategy, and, therefore, don’t require a full retirement financial plan.

But my wife and I haven’t picked a stock or mutual fund for our own retirement accounts since the late 1990s, or written our own retirement plan. For that, we rely on a financial planner.