Returning to work for a few years after retiring early could be your ticket to more financial security. And it may even be a ...

Social Security will replace only about 40% of your salary, on average. A solid financial plan will help you plug the gap so ...

Everyone dreams of early retirement — that magical day when you stop being a slave to your nine-to-five and get to enjoy your well-earned freedom. But not so fast. Experts say not to get ahead ...

Millions of working Americans, many of them in their 50s and early 60s and inching closer to that gold watch and their golden years, are having a tough time saving for retirement. According to a ...

They may be the farthest from retirement, but a higher percentage of Millennials are contributing to their 401(k) retirement savings plans than Gen Xers or Baby Boomers, a new report by Bank of ...

While most of Generation X isn’t in retirement yet, its members are on their way and will comprise the next biggest waves to do so after baby boomers. Gen Xers are known for being a scrappy, can-do ...

Home; Retirement; Retirees: Go Ahead and Spend More in the Go-Go Years. To have a happy, successful retirement, you need to do more than maximize your return on investment, you need to maximize ...

Early retirement has its benefits, but it's not for everyone. Consider not just your finances but the extent to which you'll be bored if you retire ahead of schedule. You don't want to end your ...

Big, bigger, biggest. Those words capture the retirement healthcare challenge. Healthcare will be one of the largest categories of cost for most retirees--and medical inflation is expected to run ...

While there are certainly other signs that you’re on track to a solid retirement, having these nailed down puts Gen Xers ahead of the retirement crowd. More From GOBankingRates 5 Subtly Genius ...

Discover More: I Retired at 65: Here’s My Monthly Budget You’re Maxing Out a Retirement Plan. The next biggest sign that Gen Xers are on track is that they are not only consistently ...