Warning: 73 Is the New Required Minimum Distribution Age and Many Advisors Are Getting It Wrong
Yes, 73 is the new required minimum distribution age, and it's remarkable how many advisors—even some at major financial institutions—are getting the...
New Study Found Side Hustles Add $14,200 Per Year to the Average Retiree’s Income
A recent circulation of claims suggests side hustles add $14,200 annually to retirees' incomes—a figure that warrants closer examination.
He Downsized From a $380,000 Home and Freed Up $1,100 Per Month
By downsizing from a $380,000 home to a smaller property, one homeowner freed up $1,100 per month—money that now flows into retirement savings and monthly...
Fact Check: Does the $2,000 Out-of-Pocket Medicare Drug Cap Apply to Everyone? Not Exactly
No, the $2,000 out-of-pocket Medicare drug cap does not apply uniformly to everyone on Medicare.
At Least 62% of Americans Don’t Know Their Full Retirement Age Has Changed
Most Americans don't know when they can claim full Social Security benefits—and the situation is worse than commonly assumed.
$28,400 Average Annual Cost of Living Difference Between Most and Least Expensive Retirement States
The difference in retirement living costs between the most and least expensive American states is staggering.
The PBGC Insurance Crisis Explained in One Statistic That Will Shock You
The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation is not in crisis—in fact, it just reported its fifth consecutive year of positive financial position, with $62.
CD Rates for Retirees vs Inflation: What Most Americans Don’t Know Could Cost Them Thousands
Most retirees believe that placing their money in certificates of deposit is a safe, guaranteed path to steady income.
Medicare Part D in 2026…The Numbers Are Worse Than You Think
Medicare Part D beneficiaries face a troubling paradox in 2026: while headlines tout lower average premiums and drug price negotiations, the actual...
Medicare Part D in 2026…The Numbers Are Worse Than You Think
Yes, the numbers for Medicare Part D in 2026 are worse than you think—but not in the way you might expect.