Key sign ups and decisions around your 65th birthday help ensure your Medicare coverage and protect your retirement budget against extra costs.

Nearly half of Americans expect to retire with debt. A few strategies can help you pay down (or pay off) those bills and enjoy retirement.

Demand, supply, and interest rates all impact not just your housing budget, but your ability to meet your financial goals.

Help protect your paycheck and your family by making disability and life insurance part of your financial plan. Here are 3 steps to make sure you’re covered.

Not sure what to expect in your first meeting with a financial professional? Take these steps to prepare and make the most of it.

Eighty-two percent of super savers say they’re in good shape to endure a recession. Learn what worries them—and what doesn’t—in today’s economy.

Preparing for college costs doesn’t start when your child is a senior in high school. Use this financial guide to help with what you need to know (and when you need to talk to your kids, too).

A home is typically your biggest asset, and a home loan your biggest debt. Should you even try to pay off your mortgage early?

Find out more about the investment options in your retirement plan and how to help your savings support your long-term goals.

If retirement is still a few years (or even a few decades) off, a variable annuity could offer a great opportunity to potentially grow your nest egg.