It's not all about the big trips and special occasions. There are plenty of ways to enjoy yourself day-to-day in retirement ...

U nless you’re sending a birthday text to your ex, you need more than just a basic “happy birthday” to make it meaningful.

Meta and Google could see profit hits. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang made a joke this week that his biggest customers probably won't find funny. "I said before that when Blackwell starts shipping in ...

paying off credit card debt within a year or contributing to a retirement plan with a set contribution each month. If you set goals, you'll have a better chance of achieving them than you would if ...

A retirement account or plan is simply a place where you can safely store retirement savings. Some of these plans are self-managed, such as an RRSP or TFSA, which means you control how much you ...

has called for Schumer to step down for helping pass the bill and is hosting a virtual event Saturday in which activists are encouraged to write happy retirement cards to the Brooklyn Democrat.

Evan Coleman is an Updates Editor on the Credit Cards and Travel Rewards team at Forbes Advisor, showcasing his interest in personal finance and love of travel. He has written for a variety of ...

Overwhelmed by out-of-pocket medical costs, Valerie Towe and her husband, Paul, saw their debt load begin to swell last year. Facing a steady stream of bills for 77-year-old Paul’s chronic ...

She thought they were funny The app had been around for a few years, and everyone loved taking funny pictures with it. The flower headband was very in at the time. But I had never used the app ...

That's why they are pioneering a whole new approach—"micro-retirement." Unlike previous generations who often stayed with one employer for decades, they are taking a more dynamic, customized path.

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credit card debt, and the like. According to Mitchell, older adults once took pride in being debt-free in retirement — so much so that mortgage-burning ceremonies were a common tradition in 20th ...