Retirement Planning the Easy Way?
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Target-date mutual funds can benefit your golden years.
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Enlist the help of your boss and Uncle Sam to help you build your retirement nest egg.
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Q. My wife and I are 60 and plan to retire at 62. At that time we will have $31,000 in annual income from Social Security and $48,000 from a corporate pension. A 401(k)/IRA of $1 million will provide additional income from investments.
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Here's a smart way to kick-start your financial future.
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Don't just collect money. Take a step-by-step approach to retirement planning.
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Are you overwhelmed by your retirement investing choices?
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I am 46 years old and have been faithful in contributing the maximum to my IRAs each year, but I have not been so good at balancing my portfolio. I was heavily invested in stock mutual funds during the late '90s and it was a great ride. During the last three years, when the value of my portfolio plummeted, I ...
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Why make saving for retirement harder than it already is?
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Keeping emotion out of your investing is easier said than done.
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Take the first step on the road to proper asset allocation.
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Don't let your retirement portfolio get old and droopy.
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The Motley Fool - Do you know your net worth? Is your will up-to-date and do you carry enough insurance? Are you saving for retirement?
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Plan carefully so the windfall can grow instead of shrink.
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Q: I am nearly 51 years old. I plan to retire somewhere between 55 and 60. A realistic age for me to retire would likely be 58 or 59. I have $263,000 in my 401(k). My wife has $109,000 in her SEP account. We have a house worth $190,000 with no mortgage. We also have $270,000 in taxable savings.
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You can take money from an IRA to start a health savings account.
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Looking at alternate plans for Social Security
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Money in an IRA should be used just for retirement. Or should it?