Retirement Investing
Spotlighted here are the latest retirement investing tips, as well as in-depth reviews and analysis of retirement investing strategies.
Retirement issues on voters' minds
By Staff WriterAmerican politicians will do well to concern themselves with retirement issues if the want to retain or gain office, according to the results of a poll from Americans for Secure Retirement.ASR, which advocates tax breaks for annuity owners, found
April 15, 2008
Fixed Annuity Contract Can Pay Extra For Long Term CareUnited of Omaha Life Insurance Company has built long term care support into a retirement savings product.United of Omaha, a unit of Mutual of Omaha ...
April 14, 2008
Jumping the retirement planning hurdle30%: Percentage of Americans who think starting retirement planning is difficult. 34%: Percentage of affluent Americans who have trouble identifying appropriate retirement products. 23%: Percentage of Americans
April 14, 2008
Retirement issues on voters' mindsAmerican politicians will do well to concern themselves with retirement issues if the want to retain or gain office, according to the results of a poll from Americans for Secure Retirement.ASR, which advocates tax breaks for annuity owners, found
April 14, 2008
Views of retirement waverThe ideal retirement age in the United States is 58. But, the most-often anticipated age for retirement is 64, a full six years later than most would like to call it quits. That is even though the average age Americans begin saving for retirement is
April 14, 2008
Reverse mortgages still gaining tractionAs current and future retirees look for more ways to finance a comfortable retirement, reverse mortgages are gaining more time in the spotlight. No less a Hollywood icon than James Garner can be seen on TV speaking out in favor of reverse mortgages.
April 13, 2008
Views of retirement waverThe ideal retirement age in the United States is 58. But, the most-often anticipated age for retirement is 64, a full six years later than most would like to call it quits. That is even though the average age Americans begin saving for retirement is
April 12, 2008
Retirement worries the affluent, tooThe old maxim declares that money can't buy happiness. It seems an addendum to that says money can't buy peace of mind, either, at least according to the latest survey from Charles Schwab Institutional. The "Independent Advisor Outlook Study" shows