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Forget the "magic number." Discover the practical signs of retirement readiness, from tax flexibility to housing costs, that prove you're on the right track.

According to research by Vanguard, only 40% of baby boomers aged 61 to 65 are projected to retire successfully — meaning that ...

Stanford researchers can predict your retirement happiness with 84% accuracy—not by looking at your bank account, but by analyzing the specific phrases you use to describe this life transition.

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Many baby boomers are reaching the age when it’s time to retire, if they haven’t retired already. This means that they’ll ...

Not even half of workers are on track to maintain their current lifestyle in retirement. Retirement preparedness differs by generation—and the results may surprise you.

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Most Canadians say saving for retirement will be harder than it was for their parents, with many expecting to support their ...

Learn about the ongoing multi-trillion dollar U.S. wealth transfer and how you as a benefactor or heir can make the most of it through estate planning.

A 60-year-old couple retiring before Medicare could face $90,000 to $150,000 in healthcare premiums alone over five years. A 30% market decline in the first year of retirement creates a nearly ...