Financial Fraud is a Growing Epidemic for Seniors
Overall, seniors lose at least $2.9 billion annually to financial exploitation, and roughly 1 in 5 Americans aged 65 or older have been victimized by financial fraud.
A Guide to Budgeting for Baby Boomers
In retirement, taking it easy is becoming a lot harder to do.
Strategic Debt Can Help in Retirement
Anyone can use debt strategically to add value to their financial goals.
Where to Spend Those Golden Years?
If there was one perfect spot to match the needs of every retiree, deciding where to settle would be simple.
Share Blessings Through Charitable Giving
There are a number of strategies available to boomer investors looking to benefit from tax-advantage contributions.
How Do I Keep Elderly Mom Out of a Car Crash?
Driving skills diminish over time. Here's how to keep your aging mom out of a wreck.
Is Your Grandma the Target of Online Dating Scams?
There are the notorious grandparent scams, but apparently seniors seeking love are a favorite target, as well.
How Grandparents Can Pass Down Good Financial Wisdom
As more baby boomers become grandparents, studies show they pass on more than just their good looks to their grandchildren.
Keeping Car Insurance Rates Low, Skills Sharp for Seniors
A new report says that many motorists 75 or older are willing to take precautions when they realize their driving isn't what it used to be.
4 Keys to Retiring Without Worry in a Low Yield & High Risk Era
Retirees fear running out of money more than death itself, suggests a recent study performed by Allianz Life.
Top 10 High-Tech Safety Features for Older Drivers
Blind-spot warning systems are rated the top new vehicle safety technology by seniors, according to new research.
4 Ways You're Putting Your 401(k) at Risk
Saving a percentage of your salary in a 401(k) account is a great idea if you want to save up for retirement. But you could actually be losing money if...
An Overhaul of the Military Retirement Program
The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2016, which authorized an overhaul of the retirement system, is a big deal the military retirement program has largely remained unchanged much since World War II.
Thrift Savings Plan (TSP): Military’s Version of a 401k
The Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) is a retirement plan that caters to active members of the armed services. Here’s what you need to know about the TSP and its offerings.
Can Future Hubby's Creditors Filch My Nest Egg?
Don't worry about all the things that can go wrong. Your nest egg is protected from creditors.
Considering a Reduction in Stocks? Weigh 4 Factors
Given the recent strength of the market, it might be wise to sell some stocks as the end of the year approaches. Learn what to keep in mind when doing this.
Withdrawing vs. Borrowing From 401(k) to Pay Credit Card Debt
When downsizing or job loss makes credit card debt unbearable, the 401(k) money looks tempting. But whether you take it or borrow against it, know the consequences
Miami, Golden Coast Lead Growth in Ford's 'Super Segment'
Ford says its "super segment" that includes four different classifications of vehicles ranging from as small as sub-compact vehicles to large sedans climbed 18% in the first quarter, with surprising growth on the coasts of California and Florida.
Average US rate on 30-year mortgage falls to 4.04 percent; 15-year loan slips to 3.21 percent
Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell this week, retreating from highs for the year and amplifying the incentive for prospective home buyers.
US Existing Home Sales Likely Slipped Last Month
The National Association of Realtors reports on sales of existing homes in November.

















