In retirement, you finally have the time to do the things you've always wanted to do. So keeping up with your financial health is just as important as your physical health.

One of the biggest mistakes is entering retirement without a clear, actionable plan. Many underestimate future expenses, ...

Here’s how to chart a realistic course to financial freedom.

An unpredictable economy and unforeseen life events can create a "financial vortex" that makes it difficult to save over the long term and invest for retirement, according to a recent survey from ...

The entire baby boomer generation has reached retirement age. Every generation that follows has its own view of retirement ...

Effective retirement planning is crucial, and the earlier you start, the more secure your future will be, JOSEPHINE OGUNDEJI writes Retirement planning is often put on the back backburner for many ...

Many people dream of early retirement. While there's no technical way to define that term, many say it means retiring prior to your mid-60s. Meanwhile, recent Motley Fool research finds that 51% of ...

Australians are increasingly anxious about what life after work will look like. A recent report revealed that one in six over the age of 43 have either delayed retirement or returned to paid work in ...

Canadians may end up spending as many years retired as they do working, according to a new report from Manulife, which is urging individuals to “stress test” their financial plans.

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Talking about death is difficult, but deciding what happens to your belongings afterward is essential. And for business owners, the stakes are higher: Without a plan, both personal assets and a ...