Retirement
You Shouldn't Be Dying to Buy Annuities
Here's some investing advice you can live with: You have a 99% chance of doing better on your own than you do by purchasing this misleading product.
Bear Markets Do End, But What Should Investors Be Doing Now?
At the end of the day, investors really have only three choices to make when managing an investment portfolio -- buy, hold, or sell.
Your Single Most Important Financial Decision
Your retirement account would be much further ahead if you ignored asset allocation guidelines and simply owned 100% stocks over your lifetime.
Make the Right Call With Covered Calls
This options strategy can save on your tax bill, offers downside protection and a bonus of immediate income.
Stop Keeping Cash Reserves
The idea of keeping a 10% cash reserve for bargain buying when the market tanks sounds good in theory, but in practice it never really works out that way.
Ages 55 and 59 1/2 are Super Important in Retirement. Learn Why Now! (Watch!)
In this retirement roundtable, Robert Powell, Tracy Byrnes and their guests discuss the pivotal ages in retirement. In this clip, hear what you need to know and to at age 55 and 59 1/2. Then listen to the whole podcast for every actionable age in retirement!
Video: When Planning for Retirement, Don't Underestimate Your Life Span
When planning for retirement, many people underestimate just how long they'll live.
Fintech is Coming to Retirement Planning -- But You Still Need a Good Ol' Budget
Robert Powell, editor of Retirement Daily, spent time with Olivia Mitchell, the executive director of the Pension Research Council at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, to talk about how fintech is coming to retirement planning and why you still need a good old-fashioned budget.
From Football to Finance: NFL Hall of Famer Mike Haynes Has Some Advice For You
NFL Hall of Famer Mike Haynes is regarded as one of the best corner-backs of all-time. TheStreet talks with Haynes about his career, financial lessons learned along the way and his outlook for the NFL.
Retirement Daily: How to Pay For Health Care Expenses In Retirement (LISTEN)
A 65-year-old couple will need on average $280,000 to cover health care and medical expenses throughout retirement, according to Fidelity Investments' 16th annual retiree health care cost estimate. But do you really need that much?