Retirement
Here's One Thing Americans Would Take a Pay Cut For — Besides Remote Work
An Empower survey found a high percentage of respondents would take a pay cut for better retirement benefits and remote work options.
Can Retirees Thrive in the Gig Economy? Navigating a Changed Workforce
The current discussion of the gig economy focuses on its negative impact, highlighting the drawbacks of independent contractor agreements and the greater uncertainty in online work. However, the gig economy...
4 Ways the Labor Market Is Changing Right Now
The transformation of the labor market continues — here's how it will affect your business.
Self-Directed IRAs: How to Unlock Your Investment Potential
In this era of financial independence and diverse investment opportunities, Self-Directed Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) have gained significant attention. Are you looking for a unique way to grow your retirement...
Do You Need Credit Even After You Retire?
After decades of work, you may be ready to put your credit profile to rest. Who needs credit after they retire? You do—you need credit even after you retire. There...
There's a Retirement Crisis on the Horizon — See How Your Savings Compare to the Rest of Your Generation's
Thirty percent of Americans believe they'll never be able to retire.
Can You Afford to Retire? Here's How Much Americans Spend Daily in Retirement
Most Americans are still retiring around age 65.
Meet the Delta Captain Who Spent a Year's Salary Chartering an Airbus to Take 112 Friends on a Retirement Flight to Hawaii
"You don't want to be the richest man in the graveyard one day."
An Ex-Googler Retired at Age 40 on a Friday. By Monday, She Regretted It.
She was secure about her finances and worked in Google's Atlanta, Mountain View, and Bengaluru offices.
This Retiree's Leisurely Side Hustle Makes $66,000 a Year and, 'You Don't Even Need to Go to High School to Do It'
Barbara Hill wanted a flexible, part-time job that would transition well into retirement. Now she mentors younger people who are making over $200,000 a year. Here's her insider's guide to getting started.
'These People Didn't Do Anything Wrong,' But Their Standard of Living Might Plummet in Retirement — Here's Why
Most American workers feel behind where they think they should be on their retirement savings.
The Best Hobbies to Take Up as a New Retiree
If you want to lead a richer, more fulfilling, more social life as a retiree, you need to take up some new hobbies. The problem is that some hobbies are...
Is a Soft Retirement the Right Move for You?
When you picture your retirement, what comes to mind? You might envision yourself relaxing on a beach, spending time with family, traveling the world, or participating more in your favorite...
This Retirement Trend Is Helping People Ease 'Financial Anxieties' and Avoid 'Loss of Purpose,' Workplace Expert Says
Taking a nontraditional approach to retirement comes with several advantages.
A Company Has to Pay a Woman $105,000 in Back Pay and Damages After Firing Her When She Refused to Retire at 65
She had worked for the company for nearly 20 years.