If you’ve looked at your 401(k) statement lately, you’ve probably noticed that a portion of your monthly contributions go to fees.
America’s retirement crisis is forcing some Baby Boomers with very little in their savings accounts to make some drastic decisions.
If you don’t review your 401(k) regularly, you may discover that your hard-earned income may be tied up in funds that are way beyond your risk tolerance.
If you don’t review your 401(k) regularly, you may discover that your hard-earned income may be tied up in funds that are way beyond your risk tolerance.
Extra purchases here and there can add up to a significant amount.
When does retirement begin? When you’re 65? When the federal government allows you to begin withdrawing Social Security benefits?
According to the Employee Benefit Research Institute’s 2013 Retirement Confidence Survey, only 13 percent of workers are “very confident” that they have saved up enough to retire comfortably, despite 2013’s record-breaking stock market activity.
During a joint appearance with former president Bill Clinton at a Clinton Global Initiative (GBI) get-together, President Barack Obama admitted that the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, has led to an increase in costs for certain parts of the economy.
As the United States hurtles toward a government shutdown, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has published its initial estimates for what the different types of coverage will cost consumers when they head to the state-based insurance exchanges.
Based on public polls, political statements, international efforts and hearsay on the streets, it appears that Barack Obama’s presidency is weakening with each passing day.