Single Ladies
Regardless of whether they were married earlier in life, many women will be single at some point during their retirement years. Over half (54 percent) of women age 65 and […]
5 Medicare Tips for New Retirees
For seniors who have just retired, moving to Medicare from an employer health insurance plan poses a challenge. Most people have experience with employer plans, which provide limited insurance choices, […]
6 Big Ticket Expenses to Plan for in Retirement
Expenses usually decrease in retirement, and that is a good thing, because many retirees are getting by on half their pre-retirement income. But here is a disturbing fact: experts and […]
Check the Flow
Cash flow, or looking at money going in and out, may be the most important personal financial metric. Those who can pay their bills are good to go. This is […]
Almost Half of Millennial Women Aren’t Saving for Retirement
A new Wells Fargo survey of over 1,000 millennials ages 22 to 35 finds a majority of women (61%) say their finances are stretched too thin to save for retirement. […]