Many boomers are in or near retirement, which means every investment dollar counts. Unlike younger generations who can afford to take bigger risks and ride out market swings, boomers need a balance of ...

Investing is risky business, and we've seen some interesting cycles play out over the course of the past two decades. For Millennial investors out there, the great financial crisis and the pandemic ...

While $500 doesn’t seem like much money in the context of a 30-year retirement, a small amount of money can open up massive tax savings. These baby boomers and investing experts found the following ...

High-quality, high-yield dividend stocks may be a good solution for many as rates trend lower over the next few years. With another interest rate cut possible in December, rates on high-yield savings ...

Almost half of today’s workers plan to work past 65 or never retire, according to the AARP Foundation. Although boomers — those aged 61-79 — are working longer, staying employed now takes more than ...

Staying invested through volatility outperforms attempting to time market entry and exit points. Real estate and alternative assets now trade at elevated valuations similar to equities. Baby boomers ...