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Downsizing retirees may benefit from tax savings, lower utility bills, and freed-up income. But could a new presidency impact your home sale?

Are you saving enough to live comfortably in retirement? Here are the steps you can take now to find out if you're on track or need to adjust your savings.

This rule of thumb on how much retirees can safely withdraw per year could lead some to run dry if stocks hit the skids. Annuities could help cover their bases.

A successful retirement plan takes advantage of favorable market conditions while safeguarding against downturns. Here's what to consider when building yours.

The 80% rule promises a comfortable lifestyle in retirement. Does it deliver, or should it go the way of paper checks and landline phones?

Putting all of your nest egg in one basket is risky. Try putting it in three buckets for short-term, medium-term and long-term needs instead.

People are taking over four months on average to clear Christmas debts, and some will still be making repayments in Christmas 2025, a survey reveals.

High inflation and interest rates have impeded the ability of many people to save more. How do you save more with less? We'll show you a few options.

Annuity payouts can provide guaranteed income in retirement, but how much? The answer depends on several factors, including age, gender and the amount invested.