Think you'll live until age 95? You'd better save $100,000 extra for retirement
It's hard to know how long you'll live -- although your family history could help provide a guide -- but it's best to.....»»
The Moneyist: I’m a farmer in my late 30s and live a frugal lifestyle. My son has a disability. Should I pay extra on my mortgage — or save for retirement?
‘He has a disability that will likely mean he will be living with us for our entire lives.’.....»»
The Moneyist: I’m a farmer in my late 30s, live a frugal lifestyle, and my son has a disability. Should I pay extra on my mortgage — or save for retirement?
‘I have experienced one devastating year where my crop was destroyed and I only had $20,000 in crop insurance to live on that year.’.....»»
Most Americans are clueless about how much to save for retirement
Most Americans don't know how much mo.....»»
How do you save for retirement when you are self-employed? Use the 10% rule
Paying yourself first is a golden business rule for a reason: It's one of.....»»
4 cities in the USA where you can live on Social Security benefits alone
If you're looking to Social Security to carry you through your retirement, try these cities where you don't need to be.....»»
Living on easy street: 20 strategies to help you retire wealthy
Retiring rich is more achievable than you think. But you'll need a retirement plan, a willingness to save and some sm.....»»
3 reasons why your retirement plan shouldn't hinge on Social Security
Many workers don't save for retirement (or don't save a lot) because they're planning to fall back on Social Security, and that's not a good thing. .....»»
Too many people are making this common retirement planning mistake. Are you?
Your golden years are apt to cost money, and if you want to live comfortably, you'll need the income to support you.....»»
Retiring broke? More than half of Americans are at risk of it happening
No matter how much you make, it's important to save for retirement unless you plan to work the rest of your life. Even small contributions to your retire.....»»
Will selling Kenmore save Sears? Experts say it's a long shot
A proposal to buy Sears' lucrative Kenmore brand may be a good financial move for its CEO, but it's unlikely the stores will benefit from the extra cash. &.....»»
Five ways for 50-somethings to get serious about planning for retirement
Once you're 50, you can put an extra $6,000 in your 401(k) plan as a so-called catch-up contribution. Financial advisers say people t.....»»
These are the 3 best and worst cities for retirement
Trade your sunglasses for snowsuits and umbrellas if you want to live in one the three best cities for enjoying your golden years. Buzz60's Sean Dowling has more. .....»»
Amazon's new Prime discount for Whole Foods Market expanding to more states
Starting Wednesday, Amazon Prime members can save an extra 10% on sale items at stores in 23 states, including California, Texas, Arizona and Georgia......»»
If you're in your 50s, here's how to get serious about planning for retirement
People in their 50s should focus on saving more and eliminating bad debt, financial advisers say. Once you reach the half-century mark, you can put an extra $6,000 in your 401(k) accou.....»»
Most millionaires don't plan to spend their tax savings, CNBC survey finds
More than three quarters of millionaires who expect a tax cut this year will either invest or save their extra income, according to the CN.....»»
Retirement goals: How long will it take you to save your first $100,000?
If you're starting from $0, the path to $100,000 may seem like a long one. But how long will it actually take you to save your fi.....»»
Here's why your 401(k) likely isn't enough for retirement
A 401(k) can be a great way to save for the future, especially if your employer matches your contributions. But they do have t.....»»
Landed your first job? How to stretch your paycheck to save for retirement, cover bills
Landed your first job and collected your first paycheck? Here's a plan to stretch your income to cover costs from monthly bills to 401(k).....»»
Live your best urban retirement overseas for as little as $38,400 a year in these 5 cities
In these five overseas cities, retirees can get by on a fraction of what they'd need in the U.S., according to a report from Internationa.....»»