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According to LongTermCare.gov, nearly 70% of those age 65 and over will require long-term care at some point in their lives. This includes care at home (paid and unpaid) as well as at nursing and...

If intensive computer analysis of stock market data has allowed short-term investors to beat some benchmark indexes some of the time, shouldn't the added sophistication of artificial intelligence...

Even if you've never heard of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, you're probably familiar with her Five Stages of Grief.1 These are phases that we naturally go through after experiencing a significant loss:...

Money comes with a lot of emotional baggage. Especially if you’ve ever been painfully aware of your lack of it. Unless you grew up in a wealthy family, you probably have a few stories of financial...

Almost 90 percent of people 65 and over want to age in their current homes or communities, and 77 percent of those 50 and older want to remain in their current homes as they age, according to AARP...

A survey of retirees conducted by OnePoll in partnership with ClearMatch Medicare, found that on average they had to stop working more than a year and a half earlier than they had planned. As a...

For many working people, the ominous feeling begins on Sunday night. They know that when they wake up on Monday, they are going to have to make it through another tough day at work —research says...

When investing for retirement, success is most likely when you give much less attention to the things you have no control over. For example, if you're constantly monitoring the short-term behavior of...

If you want to start a lively discussion among a group of retirement experts, just casually toss out the question, "What's the best age to start taking Social Security?" The reason the answer to...