Susan Cesarini retired at 50 but unretired during the pandemic after losing her sense of purpose, opening a cat grooming business.

Congratulations on Your Retirement Brad DeBrower! Nearly 32 years ago, this young man signed on with the City of Cedar ...

One of the ultimate goals is to retire, but where should you spend your final years? World Atlas recently released its list of the south's "12 Best Retirement Towns." While most of them are ...

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Some retirees remain optimistic, while others fear policy impacts on their retirement income. Many older Americans are at a crossroads: Should they brave the market and hope it bounces back ...

Overwhelmed by out-of-pocket medical costs, Valerie Towe and her husband, Paul, saw their debt load begin to swell last year. Facing a steady stream of bills for 77-year-old Paul’s chronic ...

The first few years in retirement are often the most difficult. But they also can set the stage for how you’ll fill the years ahead—both financially and psychologically. Stephen Kreider Yoder ...

Personal and small business cards issued by U.S. Bank are currently ... tapping into their net worth to cover living expenses in retirement. When planning for your non-working years, it's ...

Rather than simply managing portfolios, these advisers are offering something algorithms can’t: Guidance through the life transitions that come with retirement, from finding purpose to coping ...

But here's a retirement savings move I think is particularly powerful: Make good use of a Roth IRA. What's so great about it? Whereas traditional IRAs and 401(k)s give you an upfront tax break ...

credit card debt, and the like. According to Mitchell, older adults once took pride in being debt-free in retirement — so much so that mortgage-burning ceremonies were a common tradition in 20th ...