Retirement Planning

A retirement planning rule of thumb is that people should aim to replace 80 percent of their preretirement gross income . . . ...

Losing a husband is overwhelming and devastating. This book is an interactive workbook designed to help widows navigate both the financial and emotional dimensions of their loss.

In October, Medicare beneficiary David P. was shocked to see a charge of more than $1,000 on his credit card statement . . . ...

The brokerage industry's largest regulator has issued a warning about financial advisors' use of titles that sound impressive but . . . ...

Making decisions about elderly parents can cause conflict even in the best of families. In this book, three experienced elder mediators provide advice and tools for managing disputes with siblings.

To ensure Social Security's long-term solvency, the government is looking at many options for saving money. . .

When choosing a beneficiary for a retirement plan, it is important to understand how your spouse will be treated under the plan.

In guiding readers through the myriad choices involved upon exiting this mortal coil, author Karen Jones has managed to write a book about death that's a delight to read.

A journalist who covers retirement security issues has written a manual packed with strategies for achieving a happy and fulfilling retirement despite the dismal economy.