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The Dave Ramsey debt playbook: 3 steps you can start easily

These three steps will help prepare your finances for retirement.

Could Retiring at 39 with $1 Million Really Last You Your Lifetime? Here’s What to Know

Can you retire at 39 with $1 million? See how spending, investing, inflation, and lifestyle choices determine whether your money lasts.

How to tackle your bucket list before it’s too late, according to the Oscar-nominated director of the film ‘Retirement Plan’

I’m on top of the hill with a view in both directions,” reports John Kelly, whose animated short ponders life in retirement ...

If You're Retired, You Might Want To Consider Getting Identity Theft Insurance. Here's Why.

Car insurance, health insurance, homeowners insurance — there are plenty of protections people prioritize to save money and headaches in case of an incident. But for retirees, experts say there’s ...

The average credit card interest rate is almost 24%, trapping Americans in debt. How to negotiate for a better rate

With credit card interest rates near record highs, you might feel like it’s impossible to pay down your debt. In early 2025, ...
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Suze Orman Has One Word for Anyone Still Paying Minimum Payments on Credit Card Debt in Retirement

Suze Orman has called minimum payments on credit card debt in retirement “financial suicide.” That is a strong phrase, but the math behind it earns the bluntness. Credit cards currently carry average ...

The Case for Refinancing in Retirement When Mortgage Rates Drop

Refinancing in retirement could lead to lower monthly mortgage payments. You may have an easier time managing your budget if your housing costs drop. Be aware of the pitfalls of refinancing later in ...