Saving for Retirement
How to save $5,000 this year
Jean Chatzky, financial journalist says saving is easiest when broken into smaller goals. Here's how you can save $100 a week.
Planning for retirement doesn’t have to be intimidating. Our articles, tools and resources can help you learn more.
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Basics
- Retirement plan fees: What you need to know
Jean Chatzky, Financial Journalist, explains what you should know and understand about retirement plan fees. - Build your action plan for retirement savings
Follow our step-by-step process for taking greater control of your retirement savings. - Women: Don't shortchange your financial future
Saving for retirement can be a challenge, but women face a unique set of circumstances. Work to overcome them with proper planning and financial savvy. - Don't leave your savings behind
Learn how you can get greater control over your savings—and continued tax benefits—by rolling over funds from your previous employer's retirement plan. - Going beyond your employer’s retirement plan
Your employer’s retirement plan is one of the many ways you can save for retirement. Here are some additional options—and tips on using them to your advantage. - How much do you need to retire?
Planning ahead can improve your chances of living the retirement lifestyle you desire. - 3 good reasons to invest more aggressively in your employer's 401(k)
Young investors and stocks may be a good match when it comes to potential financial growth over the long haul. Learn why you might not want to shy away.
Managing Expenses
- Prepare your plan for an early retirement
You can retire early—really! It starts with disciplined savings habits. - Plan now for a debt-free retirement
Follow these easy steps to help you manage debt and reduce expenses for retirement.
Investing
- All about Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs)
Learn about Rollover IRAs, Roth IRAs and Traditional IRAs. You can also read more about the changes to Roth IRAs and if you should consider converting to one. - Retirement planning for the long haul
When it comes to retirement planning, there's good news — and bad news. We'll start with the good news. Statistically speaking, you'll likely be retired for 20-30 years (or more).
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