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Saving for retirement

Tips on working into ‘retirement’
Once upon a time, “retirement” meant quitting work forever at age 65. Today, that description no longer applies to many of the millions of Americans who are at or near traditional retirement age.
Protecting your retirement savings
Problems in the stock market have affected virtually every sector of the economy, but the impact on retirement accounts has been the most worrisome for many people.
Borrowing from a company retirement plan
The troubled economy has taken its toll, resulting in job losses, home foreclosures and tighter credit. Faced with a financial emergency, many people scramble to find available cash. At such times, the money in your qualified company retirement...
Smart retirement savings steps to take now
The recent turmoil in the financial markets has touched virtually every sector of the economy. One great source of anxiety for many people is the state of their retirement savings.
When should you begin taking Social Security payments?
Choosing when to retire and start drawing Social Security benefits is an important decision, and one that is unique to each individual.
Understanding mutual fund fees
Are you overlooking the value of keeping your savings in a mutual fund?
Tax-smart retirement planning
Workers must take an active role in planning -— and saving -— for their retirement.
Savings strategies for any stage in your life
How much do you need to retire?
Determining how much money you need for retirement is a highly personal and complex decision.
Eight retirement savings mistakes to avoid
Effective retirement planning is often equated with making good decisions, but avoiding common mistakes can be equally important.