The retirement age is between 65 to 67 years old, according to the Social Security Administration. Knowing when to retire, however, is not an overnight decision. Planning allows you to have a ...

While you might equate open enrollment with health insurance, it’s also a good time to tinker with other employee benefits such as those affecting your retirement. Every year, typically in the fall, ...

What are your assumptions about retirement? What gives you confidence and what gives you fear as you approach retirement? How are you investing for retirement? What "Retirement Assumptions" do you ...

Whether you’re planning to spend your golden years sunbathing on the beach with a book, traveling the world or spending more time with loved ones, you’ve likely thought about the cost of retirement.

Retirement planning can inspire a lot of contrasting emotions. There’s the excitement of making travel plans, sleeping in on Mondays and saying goodbye to the boss. And there’s also the fear of ...

You may be shouting to the rooftops to your friends and family that you’re ready to retire, but your finances may be telling a different story. Before you plan a retirement party, take a look at our ...

So you're about five years away from retiring. It makes a lot of sense to start assembling a list of things to do before your last day at your job. Doing so might make the difference between having a ...

It's never too late—or too early—to start planning for your eventual retirement. The Adventist HealthCare Retirement Plan, along with human capital and management consulting services provider Hewitt ...

I was talking to a thirty-something acquaintance and, just to make conversation, I asked how her father-in-law was transitioning into retirement. “He’s such a luddite, I’m not encouraged.” Luddite by ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jonathan I. Shenkman helps clients achieve their retirement goals. Several times a year, a client who is caring for an aging ...

Planning for retirement can feel a bit like carefully threading a needle. You want to stop working young enough to enjoy your retirement while also stopping late enough that you don’t end up in a ...