Retirement News, insights and expert analysis on retirement from the team at Kiplinger. Medicare 2027 Projections: How Much Your Premiums Are Expected to Rise In 2027, Medicare participants will pay more for their health care. Fortunately, Part B costs are expected to rise less than 5%. The 4 Best 'Half-Back' States for Disillusioned Retirees He's 49 and 'Burned Out.' Can He Afford to Quit a $200K Job? 2032 Social Security Cuts: What Retirees Stand to Lose in Every State Explore Retirement Long-term Care Asset Allocation Annuities Medicare Retirement Plans Social Security Inheritance Estate Planning Happy Retirement Retirement Planning Latest 5 Key Components of an Estate Plan — and 7 Others to Consider Whatever your circumstances, you can take these steps to build an estate plan that benefits both you and your loved ones. 7 Estate Planning Best Practices These tips can help you avoid common trouble spots and create a more effective plan. By David Rodeck The Emerson Rule of Retirement: Self-Reliance By applying a time-honored philosophy to 21st-century finances, you can protect your wealth and spare your kids. You'll have a happier retirement, too. By Jacob Schroeder Why Is It So Bad to Let Only Your Spouse Handle the Money? Quiz Adviser Intel contributors have been discussing the risks of letting your spouse handle the family finances. How much do you know? By Charlotte Gorbold Quiz Should You Ditch Stocks in Retirement? The 3 Times You Can Conventional wisdom says to keep stocks, but experts outline three reasons you might want to go stock-free in retirement. By Maurie Backman 7 Things You Should Never Leave to Your Kids or Grandkids Leaving these assets to your loved ones may be more trouble than it’s worth. Here's how to avoid adding to their grief after you're gone. By David Rodeck What Is a 'Good' Inheritance? 6 High-Value Assets to Keep an Eye On Your heirs will thank you for leaving any of these six assets as an inheritance. By David Rodeck Do Lottery Winnings Affect Social Security Benefits? social security The sudden windfall won't reduce your benefits. Here's why. By Donna LeValley social security How Wealthy Retirees Can Overcome Their Fear of Spending Many retirees have built enough wealth to be secure. The harder challenge is learning how to trust the life their discipline has made possible. By John J. Gardner, IAR Why NAPFA is the Place to Start Looking for Financial Advice The National Association of Personal Financial Advisors (NAPFA) was set up to help consumers find unbiased financial advice. Today, it's more needed than ever. By David Bromelkamp 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Archives
