How Much a Single Person Needs To Retire in Each State With Part Time Income
Retiring alone changes the math. See how much a single retiree really needs saved, how part time work shrinks that number, and which states cost the most.
Peter Simmons
Retirement
Peter Simmons
Have Humans Reached Their Carrying Capacity for Retirement Savings
About 3 in 10 households in their 50s have no retirement account or pension. Here is what the numbers mean, and what catch up contributions and spending changes can still…
Carlos Price
Gen Z Retirement Savings vs Gen X Benchmarks Explained
Gen Z retirement savings through apps like Robinhood are growing fast, but Federal Reserve data shows Gen X is retiring with far less saved than experts recommend.
Carlos Price
How Much You Need to Retire at 60 Comfortably in South Carolina
Wondering how much you need to retire at 60? A state by state breakdown of South Carolina's costs shows how savings targets shift with Social Security timing, pensions and household…
Carlos Price
Social Security Alone Wont Cover Retirement in Texas, Study Finds
Social Security covers less than half a comfortable retirement budget in Texas. See exactly how big a nest egg couples and singles need to close the gap.
Elizabeth Daniels
Pennsylvania's Fastest Growing Suburb Attracts Retirees Nationwide
Mechanicsburg, PA blends affordable housing, tax free retirement income and low healthcare costs with small town charm, making it a standout option for retirees weighing where to settle down.
Carlos Price
Concord Retirement: Why Scenic Surroundings and Tax Perks Attract Retirees
Concord, New Hampshire offers retirees river trails, a walkable downtown, and no state income or sales tax, but home prices and property taxes run higher than you'd expect.
Carlos Price
Best Retirement Towns for Boaters Beyond Marina Access
S ix U.S. towns, from Pensacola to La Crosse, offer retirees a genuine boating lifestyle. See how marina access, taxes, and living costs compare across each spot.
Elizabeth Daniels
Best Places to Retire in the Northeast US Ranked
Maine, New Hampshire and Pennsylvania all rank among the best places to retire in the Northeast, but taxes, housing costs and property tax rates differ enough to change which one…
Peter Simmons
4% Retirement Rule May No Longer Be Safe
The 4% rule has guided retirees for decades, but longer lifespans and shifting markets are pushing planners toward more flexible withdrawal strategies. Here's what to know before you lock in…
Carlos Price
Retirement Readiness: Why Americans Ages 55 to 64 Aren't Financially Prepared
Nearly half of Americans age 55 to 64 have no dedicated retirement account, and those who do have saved a median of just $185,000. Here is what that means for…
Carlos Price
Best Places To Retire For Quality Healthcare Access
Medicare may be standardized nationwide, but new city level data shows healthcare access and hospital quality still vary sharply, shaping which retirement spots truly offer the best quality of life.
Carlos Price
Retiring Early With $1.5 Million: When It Can Fall Short
A $1.5 million nest egg sounds like plenty, until inflation, healthcare costs and decades without a paycheck are added up. Advisors explain why early retirees often need far more.
Carlos Price
World's Healthiest Countries: Are They the Best Places to Retire?
The healthiest countries in the world are not necessarily the ones where people live the longest, and that distinction carries real weight for anyone mapping out retirement income. Singapore and…
Peter Simmons
Retirees Rely on More Than Social Security for Income
Social Security covers just 30% of older Americans' income on average, new data shows. Here's how wages, pensions, and savings fill the rest, and why that matters for your retirement…
Elizabeth Daniels
Dr. Oz Proposes Americans Work One Year Longer to Boost Economy
Dr. Oz says working one extra year could add 3 trillion dollars to the economy and shore up Medicare and Social Security. Economists and retirement data suggest it's not that…
Carlos Price
How Americans Spending Habits in Retirement Differ From Past Generations
Cars, radios and store bought clothes reshaped American households in the 1920s. Here is how wages, credit and advertising rewired the way families spent and shopped.
Peter Simmons
Hialeah Becomes Popular Choice for Affordable Retirement Living
Hialeah, Florida landed on a national best places to retire list thanks to affordable housing, Cuban culture, and lower healthcare costs than nearby Miami.
Peter Simmons
Top 22 Retirement Destinations in the Southeast for Relaxing Living
No state income tax, exemptions on Social Security, and lower home prices make several Southeast cities standout options for retirees managing long term budgets in 2026.
Elizabeth Daniels
Hermitage Pennsylvania Retirement: Why Retirees Are Choosing This Affordable Town
Hermitage, Pennsylvania skips flashy retirement marketing but delivers on the basics: cheap housing, tax free retirement income, and health care close to home.
Carlos Price
Retirement Planning at Ages 45, 55 and 65 Compared
Retirement savings for Americans in their late 30s and early 40s just hit a decade low. Here is what the numbers reveal about planning at 45, 55 and 65.
Elizabeth Daniels
Retirement Age: Most Americans Plan for 65, Retire at 62
Most people plan to retire at 65, but the median actual retirement age is 62. Here's what that gap can cost in savings, health coverage, and Social Security benefits.
Peter Simmons
Best Places to Retire in South Carolina for Low Cost Living and Taxes
South Carolina skips taxes on Social Security and keeps property taxes low, but the best spot for your retirement budget depends on whether you pick the coast or inland cities.
Elizabeth Daniels
Retirees Rely on More Than Social Security for Income
Most retirees lean on far more than Social Security checks. New data shows wages, pensions, and investments make up 70% of income for older Americans, even as reliance on benefits…
Elizabeth Daniels