Do I have enough savings for a secure retirement?
Figure out how much you need to cover your retirement living expenses and still have some assurance that you won't deplete your savings too soon.
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Over 90% of Americans make this 401(k) mistake
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When unpaid student debt follows you into retirement
More people are retiring with student loan debt, and the government is taking away part of their Social Security checks to pay it off.
5 financial steps you should take before you retire
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Millennials are harnessing their best retirement weapon
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20,000 people are saving for retirement with Obama's myRA
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Should you put some of your retirement savings into an annuity?
Annuities can offer some shelter from the vagaries of the stock market. But they also have downsides.
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Am I nuts to put 100% of my retirement savings in stocks?
You should take Social Security and annuities into account when deciding how to invest your retirement accounts. But that doesn't mean you should put all your investments in stocks.
How this 83-year-old nearly got scammed out of $10,000
John Gutz almost fell victim to fraudsters who targeted him shortly after his wife died.
How do I turn my 401(k) into reliable retirement income?
Whether your savings are in a 401(k), IRA or a combination of retirement accounts, you'll need to develop a viable retirement income plan before you retire.
Could you live on $16,000 a year? Here's why you might have to
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Should I invest $200,000 in an annuity?
If you want to have guaranteed income as long as you're alive, then an immediate annuity can be a reasonable choice.
3 steps to make your retirement savings last a lifetime
Follow these steps to come up with a withdrawal strategy that has a good chance of generating the income you need without subjecting you undue risk.
401(k), IRA contribution limits won't go up in 2017
You can contribute as much as $18,000 to your 401(k) in 2017, and as much as $5,500 to your IRA or Roth IRA. These limits are unchanged compared to last year.
How can I grow my retirement savings without too much risk?
You can't avoid risk altogether. But you should consider how you can balance different risks.
When retirement savings goals seem hopelessly unrealistic
Some of the figures about how much you need for retirement can seem daunting. But it's a mistake to get hung up on any single number or benchmark.
Should I delay taking social security?
If you wait to take Social Security to qualify for a bigger monthly check down the road, you'll have to withdraw from your own savings. But you can reduce the withdrawals when those bigger Social Security payments kick in.
Social Security checks to get a tiny increase in 2017
Social Security benefits will get the smallest increase on record in 2017 after a year of frozen benefits.
Will my retirement savings support me for 30 years?
A good retirement income plan must achieve a balance between how you invest your money and how much you withdraw.
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