The six-time NBA champion knows a lot about retirement. He retired twice, in 1993 and 1999, and as a result, he's espoused a ...

Financial experts say good health, strong relationships, and planning how to spend your time can matter as much as money when it comes to retirement happiness.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I am the President of Diversified, a CFP and author. What’s the difference between a happy retirement, and a not-so-happy ...

It’s an old story: After a lifetime of work, you retire and expect life will be nirvana. Too often, you discover you can’t afford that kind of life. Or you can but are bored. Wes Moss, chief ...

Retirement planning is an essential process that can be broken into two stages. The first stage is planning how much you are going to save, including what you will invest in to increase the size of ...

This is just one of the many helpful insights culled from a recent report titled "Health and Retirement: Planning for the Great Unknown," a study conducted by Merrill Lynch in collaboration with ...

When Saeed Amanullah retired seven years ago, he thought he had his life all figured out. Like many people hitting the retirement trail, he planned to do some consulting work and to go abroad to see ...

AARP, the non-profit advocate for older adults, found in a recent survey that 20% of Americans 50 and up have no retirement ...

People often transition smoothly into retirement and enjoy their new lives right away. However, some people have a more difficult time settling into retirement than their peers. It’s even possible ...

Retirement expert Michael Finke knows that while money is important to our happiness, it’s not the whole picture. What makes people happy in retirement? That’s the question Michael Finke has been ...