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Many older workers are interested in working into retirement, but that extra income can cost you if you're not careful.
The more you go online, the more you increase your chances of falling victim to cybercrime. Here's how to protect yourself.
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Most of the top cities to retire rank high for health care, not weather. That bodes well for retirees.
Follow these tips head off any fight among your kids — and to limit the amount of taxes they may have to pay.
Years of careful planning can go up in smoke if you have an unexpected accident or illness. How to avoid that.
Older Americans whose life insurance policies may be ending face a decision on how to continue their coverage.
Many financial advisors agree that paying off these three big types of debt are a must before you quit work.
if you're working for yourself, there are a few retirement savings tricks that can seriously help pad your nest egg.
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If you are 55 or older, you can take penalty-free distributions from your 401(k) under the so-called Age 55 Rule.
Retirees looking to minimize their tax bill should check out these three simple techniques.
Falling for these three retirement myths could empty your nest egg.
Here's how to pick the perfect place to live out your golden years, factoring in location, lifestyle and affordability.
You can cut income and estate taxes with smart planning. Here's what you need to know before you move.
If you have student loan debt, take these steps to make it more manageable.
If you meet certain criteria, you can collect a benefit based on your former spouse's work record.
Most 401(k) plans allow account holders to borrow from their balances. Two financial experts debate the merits of taking 401(k) loans.
About Retire Well
- This top digital video series is designed to help viewers of all ages manage, grow and protect their money so they can attain and maintain financial security throughout their lives. It is hosted by Sharon Epperson, CNBC's award-winning Senior Personal Finance Correspondent. The series gives viewers actionable advice on how much to save, ways to maximize Social Security benefits, and various strategies to grow their retirement savings.
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You may not be making the most of your 401(k). Here's how to tell.
You could lose big money if you act on bad benefits advice. Here's how to avoid that.
Millennials are trying to save for retirement if their situation allows it, according to The New York Times.
