With certain conversations it can be difficult to know where to start. Learn how to initiate essential conversations with your parent, when to talk and when to listen.

Managing finances well at any age starts with understanding the complete picture. Here's what you should know about retirement finances.

Deciding where you'll live in retirement can be complicated. Answering these three questions can help you decide if your home is the best place to live in retirement.

The key to finding fulfillment in is different for everyone. Here are some ideas to get you started finding yours.

After a social security beneficiary passes away their family may be eligible to continue receiving a portion of their benefits. Here is what you should know about social security survivor benefits.

When a reverse mortgage borrower passes away, the loan will become due and payable. Here's what heirs and borrowers should know about what happens next.

The Stanford Center on Longevity's study on the future of aging focuses on policy and societal change, but there are some key takeaways individuals can apply to their own lives.

Learning about the different types of trusts can help inform which makes the most sense for your estate and needs.

Many people dream of a retirement filled with travel only to find that their budget isn't quite up to their nomadic visions. Home exchange offers a budget friendly way to see the world.

There are plenty of reasons why home exchange is an ideal mode of travel for retirees. Here are seven.

The costs of caring for an aging parent can far outstrip the costs of raising children. If you are in the sandwich generation, here's what you should know.

Depending on where you are in retirement, a bear market can be frightening. However, there are steps retirees can take to safeguard their savings when the market is down.

Skydiving may not be for the faint of heart, but it's not only for the young either. Senior skydivers share tips, inspiration and encouragement to shoot for the sky.

For Ralph Perry, retirement isn't about slowing down, it's about staying active and seeing the world on foot.

Living a full life and doing what they love meant finding a way to fund their travels. A reverse mortgage was just the ticket they were looking for.

Ann wanted to stay in her girlhood home when she retired. A reverse mortgage helped her update the home and even have extra left over for a few more items on her wish list like travel and a new car.