Retirement Blog

Retirement planning is difficult for domestic partners, so a court decision challenging the Defense of Marriage Act could be good news.

Baby boomers’ retirement savings are under assault on all fronts. Let me count the ways our savings get undermined.

Researchers at the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College call waiting until age 70 to collect Social Security the “best deal in town.”

Low interest rates and government-sponsored plans to help people refinance can make it a good opportunity for pre-retirees to refi or purchase a home.

Retirement planning is changing. While defined benefit pension plans aren’t going away, companies are modifying them so they meet today’s demands.

I have a book that one of my cousins compiled from letters my grandmother wrote to my grandfather before their marriage in 1895.

The 2008 stock market crash is fresh in the minds of many Americans of every age who are saving for retirement.

Grandparents who are raising their grandchildren are entitled to financial help. Make sure you and the children get what you deserve.

Instead of spending your time complaining about unemployment, get to work starting a small business of your own.

A paid-off mortgage means you can retire on less money. The recent agreement between states and mortgage lenders could help you reach that goal.