The 4% rule is meant to help you control your spending habits in retirement. Learn how this rule works, its pros and cons and other options you may have.

Let’s say you recently accepted a new job but you have a 401(k) plan with your former employer. How do you transfer a 401(k) to the new job? Uncover the answer.

If you’re considering retirement savings options, it might help to get familiar with nondeductible IRA contributions. Discover the benefits of this strategy today.

Maybe you’re familiar with 401(k) plans but are wondering, “What is a 403(b)?” Discover 403(b) retirement plans and the difference between a 403(b) and 401(k).

Want to withdraw early from your 401(k)? Consult our guide on 401(k) early withdrawal penalties, pros and cons of early withdrawal, and retirement plan options.

In 2023, the individual 401(k) contribution limit is $66,000, or $73,500 if you’re 50 or older. Learn about employer match limits and how much to save.

A solo 401(k) is a retirement plan for self-employed business owners with no employees. Uncover solo 401(k) contribution limits and how to set up a solo 401(k).

A 401(k) retirement plan has advantages, including employer matching and high contribution limits. Learn all about 401(k) benefits, even 401(k) tax benefits.

Retirement planning involves establishing a strategy to save money for life after work. Learn about preparing for retirement and building retirement income.

There are several types of bonds, each of which has a slightly different purpose and function. Learn about bonds and how they can fit your financial life here.

Cutting costs as a senior can help you avoid running out of money in the golden years. Use our top frugal living tips to help you cut your retirement spending.

Guidelines such as the 4 percent rule are helpful when determining how much you need to save for retirement. But following them blindly doesn't mean that you'll be guaranteed a financially healthy retirement.

Are you prepared for retirement? Here are 6 surprising costs retirees face and how you can plan for them in your retirement budget.

Usually, removing money from a 401(k) account before retirement comes with significant penalties. Learn what the CARES Act means for retirement funds and whether it's a good idea to tap into those savings right now.

News of COVID-19 has caused markets everywhere to drop rapidly. As we ride this thing out, here are some steps you can take to protect your 401(k) or other retirement savings from this situation.

Long-term care insurance is one of the best ways to protect yourself. Read our article on why it’s so important to have later in life.

How much money will you need to support yourself through retirement? Let's take a look at the million-dollar question.

Planning for early retirement? The FIRE Movement is one way you can get there. Learn more about this strategy and how it works.