Just because you've left the workforce doesn't mean you can leave goal-setting behind as well. Whether you are reaching milestones or going for small wins, setting goals can keep you happy and healthy in retirement.
Check some items off your bucket list, see a place you've always wondered about, or have a good old fashioned adventure with these curated travel experiences for older adults.
Retirement poses some unique challenges to women that need to be consider when planning for their golden years.
Budgeting is an essential step when planning for your retirement, but it’s not a “set it and forget it” task.
While some people think of retirement as an ending, it's actually an opportunity to start on a new path.
Many states offer protection for seniors amid rising home values in the real estate market. It's essential that you know your rights.
When you plan for aging in place, and get to stay where you are comfortable as you age, home sweet home takes on a new meaning.
Chances are you'll need long-term care in retirement. Putting a plan in place now can help you cover the cost and protect your assets.
Reverse mortgage counseling clears up any questions you may have before you sign on the dotted line. Here's how it works.
Learn more about reverse mortgages and taxes, what you need to pay, and how this loan could impacted your tax bill.
You've spent years building up equity in your home. Learn how your home equity can be a powerful retirement planning tool.
During conversations about home equity, a common question often arises—are reverse mortgages safe? As with any financial product, it’s an impo
Homes are full of memories, and it can be hard to leave when you're ready to retire. You may not have to if you make plans to age in place.
When you’re ready to retire, your home equity can be an important financial tool. There are a variety of ways to access it. Here's a primer.
You can keep your house with a reverse mortgage but there is more to know. Learn how this financing option works.