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Although research finds an increased risk of developing macular degeneration among long-term aspirin takers, study authors still advise patients who take aspirin for cardio-vascular reasons to continue to do so.
December 20 -
Next year, the maximum IRA contribution rises from $500 to $5,500. One wealth management expert advises immediately changing salary deferrals.
December 20 -
Three out of 10 Americans between the ages of 55 to 70 have not begun even basic retirement planning, LIMRA reports, and only 15% have a formal, written retirement plan.
December 19 -
The Investment Company Institute says that the memory of panacea pension plans is a myth, and todays investors are not doomed to destitution with their 401(k)s.
December 19 -
Investor optimism has fallen sharply from its year high in May, according to a new poll. A majority currently fear outliving their retirement savings.
December 18 -
A recent survey suggests that millennials are highly motivated to make retirement saving a priority, but they find DC plans overwhelming and complex.
December 18 -
With the cost of a private nursing home room running $90,000 a year, many retirees are considering giving all their money to their children in order to qualify for Medicaid. Aside from being a serious financial risk, it shines a bright light on the lack of awareness of long-term care insurance.
December 12 -
A new tool allows investors to take a glimpse into their age-tattered future, which a recent university study says encourages more savings.
December 11 -
Fidelity Investments reports that 48% of baby boomers anticipate retiring with some kind debt regardless of whether or not they expect a pension.
December 10 -
In a new study, only 14% of those aged 55 and older say their top financial priority is the accumulation of maximum wealth; far more want to save enough to have peace of mind.
December 10

