New Report Reflects Troubling Debts for Pre-Retirees, but These Six Tips Could Help Reverse the Trends
Despite being close to retirement, adults between the ages of 51 and 61 years old have a tendency toward risky…
According to HHS, Medicare Part B Costs Won’t Rise in 2015
It's a good time to be a retiree. According to a recent announcement from the U.S. Department of Health and…
Struggling With Retirement? So Are Senior Residents in 49 States, According to New Study
According to a recent Interest.com analysis of the 2013 Census Bureau report, there are only two regions in the U.S.…
Millennials Are Saving for Retirement, but There’s One Thing They’re Missing
Members of Generation Y, affectionately referred to as "Millennials," seem to get a pretty bad rap. They're often seen as…
What Does it Mean for the Rest of Us When Even Ben Bernanke Can’t Refinance His Home?
Ben Bernanke may have been denied his recent request to refinance his 1,842 square foot D.C. home, but mortgage experts…
Student Loan Debt Slowing Recovery of Housing Market, New Report Shows
Student loans are intended to help young people toward a better financial future. But recent analysis by CNN Money shows…
MetLife’s New #WhoILiveFor Ads Bring More Diverse Voices to the Conversation about Life Insurance
When most people think of a topic like life insurance, they may take a more pessimistic view. Some may still…
Demand for Temp Workers Rises, Indicating Signs of Economic Recovery
New studies have revealed that there are more temporary employees -- commonly known as 'temps' -- working today than ever…
Gold Edges Higher Amid Disappointing Employment Data
Gold prices are edging higher as the release of disappointing August employment data on Friday eased fears about increasing interest rates.Since gold…
Polls Show Financial Advisers Working With Younger Generations Less
The financial advising industry is going through an aging crisis. According to a July 31 Time article, a mere 5% of financial and…