Though it flies under the radar, mental preparation is a key part of the retirement equation and often just as imposing as its financial counterpart.

After-tax 401(k) contributions allow savers and high-income earners to stash away more for retirement. Learn all about how they work here.

While you can work and collect Social Security benefits simultaneously, the dollar amount of your monthly check is sometimes temporarily reduced in this case.

Allow us to help simplify Medicare Part D complexities so you’re better prepared when it’s time to enroll.

The Rule of 72 can help you make informed decisions about saving, investing, and planning for the future. Read more about the rule here.

Dying without a will is called "intestacy," and it can cause several challenges for family members left behind. Read all about them here.

Are you wondering how to establish a safe withdrawal rate for your retirement savings? Read this post about the 4% rule.

While individual retirement accounts (IRAs) are beloved by many investors, they do come with many complexities that—if ignored—can prove very costly.

No matter how much (or how little) you’ve saved, check out these seven retirement savings strategies to better prepare for your golden years.