Browsing: Retirement

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Senior women friends playing cardsgetty Retirement planning isn’t one-size-fits-all—and for women’s retirement planning. Many women face longer retirements, more career breaks, and bigger financial gaps than…

getty The percentage of retirees and near-retirees who list running out of money in retirement as their primary concern is high and increasing according to survey…

Cash in a jar marked 401kgetty During challenging financial times, people often consider withdrawing money from their 401(k) plans. Balances in 401(k) plans are deceiving. They…

The 2025 federal budget, dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA), introduces several provisions that could impact retirement planning for Americans. Opportunities and Risks with…

The latest draft to legislation approved by the House Budget Committee on Monday makes some significant changes to the original proposal of federal retirement benefits cuts.…

The 2025 OPM Retirement Booklets are now available for download (or can be sent by USPS mail, if requested). The booklet gives an overview of your…

It isn’t too late! You can start retirement savings at 50 (55 or even later) and still retire comfortably by age 62. I know. Most people…

If you’ve been following the stock market lately, you might have noticed it’s looking a little volatile. Economic uncertainty due to tariffs has made the stock…

If volunteering in retirement sounds appealing to you, you are not alone. More than ever, workers over 50 are looking toward careers in the nonprofit world,…