Don't risk your retirement on outdated advice. Financial experts reveal the seven rules you should break in 2025, like the 4% ...

Retiring at 55 can feel like crossing a finish line, but your 401(k) does not instantly align with your new lifestyle. Early ...

The popular 4% rule promises to make your savings last throughout your golden years. But it’s not a perfect rule — and it ...

The 4% rule operates under the assumption that your retirement portfolio has a fairly equal mix of stocks and bonds. And that ...

Conventional wisdom has long held that retirees should plan on spending 4% of their savings in the first year of retirement and then spending that same amount, adjusted for inflation, every year after ...

As the world moves into the reality that baby boomers are continuing to retire en masse, it raises the question of what the ...

Breaking Down the Mathematics Behind the Rule The thousand-dollar rule assumes a 5% annual withdrawal rate, requiring ...

The 4% rule is a strategy that was introduced decades ago, and its goal is to preserve retirement savings. The 4% rule has ...

The Labor Department's decision to abandon the Retirement Security Rule likely ends years of litigation, signaling a pivot away from expanded protections for retirement rollovers.

Most retirees know that living frugally is key to having a successful retirement. However, this rule actively encourages ...

No one is perfect. We don’t always get it right on the first try — on the golf course or in retirement. According to one legend, Canadian golfer David Bernard Mulligan once hit a bad tee shot, re-teed ...