retirement

A Leadership Update Could Affect How Retirement Money Is Managed

Yes, a leadership change at key financial regulatory agencies can meaningfully affect how retirement savings are managed, invested, and protected.

Fact Check: Will Part-Time Gig Work Affect Your Medicare Premiums in Retirement?

Part-time gig work can raise your Medicare premiums if your income crosses Social Security thresholds, but timing and planning can minimize the damage.

New Appointments Could Influence Retirement Investment Decisions

New appointments in government and corporate leadership positions could significantly shape the direction of retirement policies, investment regulations,...

Who Controls Retirement Funds Matters More Than You Think

Who controls your retirement funds matters because the decisions made by fund managers, plan trustees, and custodians directly impact how much money...

$248,000 Is the Average Estimated Lifetime Medical Cost for a 65-Year-Old Couple in Retirement

Current 2025-2026 research shows the actual costs are significantly higher than this figure.

Leadership Shifts Are Happening Inside Retirement Systems

Retirement systems across the United States are experiencing significant leadership transitions at a critical moment in their history.

Gig Economy Retirement Income Crisis Explained in One Statistic That Will Shock You

Nearly three in four gig economy workers lack employer retirement access, exposing 59 million Americans to retirement insecurity.

Changes at the Top Could Impact Retirement Fund Management

Changes in retirement fund leadership can significantly affect how your pension is managed, invested, and ultimately how much money you'll have in...

Federal Retirement Planning in 2026: The Numbers Are Worse Than You Think

Social Security's trust fund depletion date has moved closer, Medicare costs are climbing faster than income, and federal retirees face harder choices in 2026...

A New Leader Takes Over a Major Retirement System Role

Retirement systems across the country are experiencing significant leadership transitions that will shape how millions of Americans receive their benefits.

Retirement and Climate Change in 2026…The Numbers Are Worse Than You Think

The numbers are, in fact, worse than most Americans realize. Climate change will cost the average person born in 2024 approximately $500,000 in lifetime...

She Used Her HSA as a Retirement Account and Accumulated $89,000 in Tax-Free Medical Reserves

An HSA can grow to six figures when treated as a retirement account, offering tax-free accumulation distinct from traditional IRAs and 401(k)s.

New Study Found Retirees Spend an Average of $14,000 on Their First Major Post-Retirement Trip

While a specific study claiming retirees spend an average of $14,000 on their first major post-retirement trip doesn't appear in current research...

She Spent $22,000 on Cancer Treatment for Her Dog and Depleted Her Emergency Retirement Fund

A woman in her late fifties faced an impossible choice when her golden retriever was diagnosed with advanced lymphoma.

New Study Found the Average Unclaimed Retirement Account Has a Balance of $55,400

A new analysis of retirement savings data reveals that the average unclaimed 401(k) account left behind by workers holds a balance of approximately...

Gray Divorce Retirement Impact in 2026: The Numbers Are Worse Than You Think

Divorcing after 50 can slash retirement savings by 30% — a gap that cannot be recovered before retirement ends.

Warning: The Average Abandoned Retirement Account Loses 1.3% Annually to Administrative Fees

The typical abandoned retirement account loses approximately 1.3% of its value each year to administrative fees alone.

New Study Found That Women Who Retire at 62 Face an Average Lifetime Shortfall of $229,000

Women claiming Social Security at 62 face a $229,000 lifetime income penalty compared to delaying retirement, shaped by permanently reduced benefits and decades of...

Retirement Community Costs in 2026…The Numbers Are Worse Than You Think

Retirement community costs in 2026 have reached a breaking point that threatens the financial security of millions of seniors.

She Paid a $250,000 Entry Fee to a Continuing Care Retirement Community That Closed Two Years Later

Yes, it happens. And when it does, residents can lose hundreds of thousands of dollars. Arlene Kohen, 89 years old, paid $945,000 to move...

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