There’s a widespread rule of thumb that retirees need about 70% to 80% of their pre-retirement income. However, this ...

Secure Act 2.0 allows retirement fund use for long-term care premiums, but is it right for you? An expert weighs in.

Financial expert Jeffrey Levine discusses the pros and cons of the new provision for long-term care insurance premiums ...

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Retirement income plans often don't include late-in-life health or long-term care expenses. Here's how to cover for the ...

Retiring with another person can go very wrong if you're not on the same page about what that retirement will look like.

whether you have any other sources of retirement income and how you want to plan to handle hard-to-foresee expenses, such as healthcare and long-term care costs. To get a full picture of your ...

You’ve spent a good portion of your life working and saving to pad your retirement fund ... surgeries, and long-term care costs.” Many financial experts estimate that you will need at least ...

A recent study by Jackson National has found a vast underestimate by retirees and financial professionals of various retirement costs.

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AI has revealed what Gen Z and Millennials think their future retirement will look like – from robots to smart care homes.