Retirement Lifestyle

Ready for retirement planning? Here are nine categories to help you start budgeting for retirement.

Are you on track to have income that lasts throughout your retirement? Learn six steps to help answer this question and create a retirement income plan.

Many retirees spend their winters in southern states. But travel restrictions and COVID-19 concerns will likely impact the snowbird lifestyle this winter, especially if the U.S.–Canada border is closed.

There are some big differences between traveling abroad versus retiring abroad. If you’re thinking about changing your country of domicile when you retire, remember to consider taxes, foreign exchange, health care, and some other things.

Want to travel in retirement? Why not consider #vanlife? Learn about the benefits and potential costs of life on the road to help you decide if it’s a lifestyle worth pursuing.

When planning for retirement, many people consider moving to states with low income taxes. But there are many other variables to consider, including the total tax burden and overall cost of living, when deciding whether to take the plunge and switch states.

According to a recent survey conducted on behalf of TD Ameritrade, a majority of Americans over age 40 plan to keep working after their retirement age. Perhaps it’s time to get a fun side hustle.

Seniors are returning to the classroom to continue their education and skills for a more fulfilling and meaningful retirement.

Do you want to own a second home as an investment or vacation property? Learn why it’s important to look before you leap.

The transition from career to retirement doesn’t have to go straight from the office to the retirement community. Here’s how one woman’s retirement path took a detour through a field of flowers.

Here’s why you need to keep your retirement money growing even when you’re already using it (hint: inflation and longevity).

Learn about the benefits and challenges of multigenerational household finances and get details about household financial management.

As technology becomes more and more integral to our everyday lives, it’s also becoming a more prominent feature in retirement. Learn some of the apps that are improving seniors' lives.

Unless changes are made in the near future, the U.S. Social Security system may become underfunded, leaving future retiree benefits in doubt. How should you prepare?

Explore how to know when taking early retirement makes sense, and some of the things you should consider before retiring.

Feeling financially conservative at retirement age? Your golden years need not be totally devoid of growth investments.

When retirement planning, there are many things to consider while assessing your income, expenses and assets. These 6 steps can help turn your goals into acti

If you split your time between two residences, proper tax planning should include certainty on your residency status and domicile.

You've worked hard to save for retirement, so now it's important to enjoy the fruits of your labor.

When considering how and when to draw down your retirement funds, look beyond the 4% rule and consider sequence of return risk.

Part 1 of the 4-part "Drawing it Down" series looks at the 4% rule, and why the rule-of-thumb drawdown strategy may be in need of tweaks.

It’s important to determine how much money you need to retire, but another key decision is when to retire. This article features 12 questions to ask yourself.

Who said retirement means stop working entirely? An encore career may be a key piece of your financial plan.