Retirees
More than ever before, Americans need to take responsibility for saving for retirement. Whichever savings vehicles you choose—from 401 (k) plans to mutual funds to annuities—it’s never too early to begin preparing you for your Golden Years.
What's New
No matter how many years you are from retirement, it's essential to have some kind of game plan in place for financing it. With today's longer life expectancies, retirement can last 25 years or more, and counting on Social Security or a company pension to cover all your retirement income needs isn't a strategy you really want to rely on. As you put a plan together, watch out for these common myths.
Ask the Money Dr.
I have an irrevocable trust with my three sons named as beneficiaries. Can only one son draw money out of that account or do all three have to sign? Read Answer
Financial Topics for Retirees
- 401 (k) Plans
- Annuities
- Asset Allocation
- Benefits and Retirement Plans
- Budgeting and Saving
- Career Planning
- Caring for Aging Parents
- Charitable Giving
- College Costs
- Death
- Debt
- Employer-Sponsored Retirement Plans
- Estate Planning Basics
- Financial Reform
- General Insurance Topics