Sunday, November 22, 2009

retirement

Fidelity: Average 401(k) Balance Rebounds

Employers also begin to resume 401(k) matches more >>

Attractive and Functional Design Solutions for Aging Homeowners

Evolving design standards and new products produce safer and better-looking homes. more >>

Why Long-Term Care is So Hard to Provide

New proposal, part of health-reform plans, shows why it's so hard to devise an affordable solution. more >>

Drug Prices Outpace Inflation

But seniors have options to lower prescription costs more >>

AARP Reinstates 401(k) Match

Many employers will soon resume retirement account contributions more >>

Financial Basics Easy to Find Online

Wealth of free and informative sites can address fundamentals of most personal finance topics. more >>

Ailing States Retirees May Want to Avoid

Imperiled budget and public-services outlooks will last for many years in some states. more >>

401(k) Matches Make a Comeback

But employer contribution formulas may work differently in 2010. more >>

Lunch, With a Side of Investment Advice

Seniors should approach free lunch financial seminars with caution more >>

Generation Y Optimistic About Retirement

The children of the baby boomers see the financial crisis differently from their parents more >>

2010 Medicare Changes Demand Careful Review

Look for big premium increases, fewer insurance plans, and less comprehensive coverage. more >>

Baby Boomers on the Verge of Retirement

Census Bureau releases new data about how baby boomers live and work more >>

Retirement May Not Be a Casualty of Recession

Study finds small long-term impact on retirement plans due to market, housing, and employment declines. more >>

Sticking with Stocks, Even in Retirement

Most workers and retirees don’t follow their own investing advice more >>

Aging Populations Drive Social, Legal Changes

As the number of older people begins rising dramatically, social norms are being challenged. more >>

Government Insured Pension Limits Won’t Increase in 2010

A larger pension will be insured by the federal government if workers delay retirement past age 65 more >>

Many Greatest Generations on Veterans Day

Four generations of American heroes recalled in Veterans Day observations. more >>

4 Reasons Your Retirement Is at Risk

Recession makes retiring at 65 more difficult. more >>

401(k) Savings Limits Stay the Same in 2010

Most Americans don’t come close to contributing the maximum amount more >>

A Healthcare Portfolio for an Aging Society

Experts pick a dozen stocks set to benefit from the influx of boomers. more >>

For a Good Night’s Sleep, Retire

New research says retirees sleep more soundly when they leave behind workplace stress more >>

Incontinence: Looking Away is Not an Answer

Widespread affliction strikes 25 million Americans and merits more attention and discussion. more >>

Without Job Stress, Retirees Sleep Better

Those who left demanding jobs report the most improvement, study finds more >>

Half of Laid-Off Workers Raid 401(k)s

Young workers and those with small 401(k) balances are most likely to take the cash and pay hefty penalties more >>

5 Tips in Using Retirement Planning Tools

Free web software planning tools often mask real-world retirement risks. more >>

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