Divorce and Social Security
The rise of “grey divorces” – the dissolution of marriage for couples age 50 and older – presents a new challenge in America’s retirement landscape. Today, one in four divorces […]
How Do You Define Retirement?
Passing on from Forbes.com… For the “Greatest Generation,” who worked diligently after World War II, defining “retirement” was easy. You simply stopped working altogether and devoted most of your time […]
The Path to $1 million
Only about 1% of the 30 million or so people who contribute to their Fidelity retirement accounts have managed to save at least $1 million. The average 401(k) balance hovers […]
Land of Enchantment
With the advent of Spring, house hunting season (if there is such a thing) is kicking off. So I thought I’d share the following article from CNBC.com. For many retirees […]
Pros and Cons of Post-Retirement Work
As more baby boomers reach the typical retirement age in good health, the very notion of a “typical retirement age” is becoming harder to pin down. In fact, the percentage […]