Rethinking Retirement
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Beware Advice on Lump Sum Offers
Making Your Money Last If your pension plan gives you a lump sum option, get two or three opinions before taking the money.
By Eleanor Laise Published
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How to Protect Your Portfolio From Inflation
Financial Planning Many economists fear inflation will come roaring back soon. These strategies can shield your retirement income just in case.
By Chris Farrell Published
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Insurance to Cover Old Old Age
Making Your Money Last Longevity insurance will provide you income in your much-later years for a smaller cost now.
By Susan B. Garland Published
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A New Life for Pension Plans
retirement Bucking the 401(k) trend, one union moves to a new type of defined-benefit plan in which employers and employees share the risk.
By Eleanor Laise Published
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Remodel Your Current Home With Retirement in Mind
retirement Upgrade with universal-design features that will help you as you age. It's all about convenience now, and saving money and safety later.
By Chris Farrell Published
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Prepare for the Financial Impact of Alzheimer's
Financial Planning for Alzheimer's Even in the early stages of dementia, financial skills can be diminished. These steps can help protect you or a loved one -- and a retirement nest egg.
By Susan B. Garland Published
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The Keys to Managing Your Money for the Long Haul
Making Your Money Last Yes, creating wealth by investing in equities is important. But in old age, you can't 'eat a rate of return.' Managing downside risk matters just as much.
By Chris Farrell Published
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The Benefits of Staying Put in Retirement
Making Your Money Last Pulling up a lifetime of stakes and retiring where it's warm and sunny may be a tempting prospect. But think again.
By Chris Farrell Published
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Prepare for the Retirement Tax Bite
retirement When the time comes to tap your tax-deferred retirement accounts, Uncle Sam will be waiting for his share.
By Mary Beth Franklin Published
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