There’s no one-size-fits-all solution to managing healthcare costs in retirement. Retirement savers and current retirees may be able to shield themselves from the destabilizing financial effects of unexpected healthcare costs by pursuing a multi-faceted approach that...
Long-term care planning is an indispensable aspect of retirement planning. Current analysis suggests seniors turning 65 today have a 70% chance of requiring long-term care services at some point in the future. Only about a third of people turning 65 will not require...
Although there are many potential options for earning a steady income stream in retirement, very few of them are truly guaranteed. Many retirement savings tools take the form of traditional investments in tax-advantaged accounts. Those types of investments, whether...
Determining a baseline for retirement savings in the United States is difficult due in large part to the nation’s diversity. A host of variables, from age and lifestyle to cost of living and income, can influence what constitutes adequate savings. The median...
The United States is home to nearly 170 million women, with about 3.5 million of them living in Arizona. Not every woman will face identical retirement savings challenges, but there are some hurdles women are statistically more likely to experience. Longer Life...
