For baby boomers moving into retirement at age 55 and beyond, the cost is more than just a monetary amount; it also represents changing healthcare requirements, lifestyle demands, and social changes.

You're allowed to take substantially equal periodic payments (SEPPs) from your retirement accounts, regardless of your age.

Retirement planning in your mid-50s puts you in an interesting position. You're likely earning well and your career is established, but you're also starting to see the finish line on the horizon. It's ...

Is 65 still the standard retirement age, or are changing trends pushing Americans to retire earlier or work longer?

THREE surprising cities have been named the top retirement hotspots as nearly 74 million people plan to retire in the next ...

Take Jim, for example. Jim, 61, worked in corporate America for most of his career and after he was laid off, he wondered if now might be the time to take a step back. Before his layoff, he and his ...