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Here are five healthcare expenses retirees commonly plan for, plus what they may cost over 20 years.

Suze Orman weighs in on a key Social Security change in 2026, why even small adjustments can matter and what retirees should understand now.

A divorce after 50 does not just divide a household; it redraws an entire financial map that took decades to build. When people untangle a long marriage, they do not argue over starter furniture and entry-level salaries. They confront retirement accounts, paid-off homes, pensions, health insurance, and the stark reality…

The Prairie State is a great location to consider when choosing a place to settle down for your golden years. Here's a look at some top cities to think about.

Roth conversions are all the rage, but what works well for one household can cause financial strain for another. This is what you should consider before moving ahead.

Retirement planning is less about hitting a "magic number" and more about an intentional journey — from understanding your relationship with money to preparing for your final legacy.

When retirement is in reach, financial planning gets serious — and there's a heightened risk of making serious mistakes, too. Here are five common slipups.

Dividing funds into a safety bucket, an income bucket and a growth bucket can help to cover immediate expenses, manage cash flow and promote growth.

While most retirees only look at their Social Security account to check their payment date, 2026 has brought a series of administrative and security changes...