Sunday, July 12, 2009

retirement

How Safe is Your Social Security Number?

Carnegie Mellon researchers were able to predict some people’s Social Security numbers using information on social networking sites and publically available data more >>

Target Date Fund Quarterly Return Details

Fund performance presented by target-date year more >>

Target-Date Funds Finally Showing Solid Gains

First rise in nearly 2 years isn't likely to quell pressure for added oversight and disclosure. more >>

Older Worker Unemployment is Increasing Fast

But more older workers have been able to find jobs than their younger counterparts since the recession began more >>

Nation's 10 Least Expensive Medicare Markets

Lower-cost hospitals often provide better care, according to Dartmouth health analysis. more >>

The Generation Gap Remains as Strong as Ever

Racial Disparities in Retirement Savings

A new study found that African-American and Hispanic workers are saving less for retirement than white and Asian employees more >>

Suspending the 401(k) Match, Keeping a Pension

Some employers that cut 401(k) matches continue to offer a traditional pension more >>

The Nation's 10 Costliest Medicare Markets

Big differences exist for the price and volume of care, even within the same market. more >>

Paying for Health Care in Retirement

Here are the latest estimates for retiree health care costs after age 65 more >>

Boomer Entrepreneurs Make New Best Lives

Thinking of setting up your own small business in hard times? Read our tips first. more >>

5 Keys to Retiring Within 5 Years

Baby boomers can still retire if they plan for these financial challenges. more >>

When Does Old Age Begin?

Check out these markers of old age more >>

Baby Boomer Businesses are Booming

After a layoff, many people age 50 and older go into business for themselves more >>

Will More Reverse Mortgages Mean More Fraud?

Abuses are minor but support for stronger consumer safeguards is growing as loans become more popular. more >>

The Case Against 401(k) Automatic Enrollment

Dartmouth College Professor Punam Anand Keller says we shouldn’t automatically enroll everyone in 401(k) plans more >>

Growing Older, Getting Mellower, Feeling Good

Pew survey finds older Americans like their lives more than other age groups. more >>

Nominate Your Ideal Place to Retire

Tell us about the best place to spend your golden years more >>

Downsizing: Where to Move, What to Take

Downsizing tips and advice, including the benefits of different housing options. more >>

When Will 401(k) Matches Return?

Almost half of employers plan to reinstate the match within a year more >>

Smart Ways to Access Your Housing Wealth

Once a last resort, home equity can be an active retirement tool to fund current needs. more >>

Census Bureau: World's 65 and Older Population Will Triple by 2050

Europe and the United States are expected to age the most rapidly more >>

5 Ways Employers Plan to Change Their 401(k) Plan

Many companies have cut their 401(k) match, but others are exploring more creative ways to reduce 401(k) expenses more >>

Paralyzed by Your Possessions? Read On

Dealing with the accumulations of a lifetime can become an assessment of life itself. more >>

5 Ways to Replace Your 401(k)

Experts have come up with creative ways to fund retirement. more >>

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