Even though their savings are depleted, many clients still think they can have a comfortable retirement -- as long as they work a few years longer. They might want to rethink that plan.
With the right elections, married couples can dramatically up their payouts
Major upfront expense needed to get out from under 'ungodly' liabilities
Answers to some questions about Social Security claiming strategies for divorced spouses.
New survey reveals how prudent planners go about reaching their retirement goals
Tumult on the variable annuity scene is dampening sales at broker-dealers, raising some concerns about the impact on revenue.
Can someone who collects reduced retirement benefits early, say at 62, suspend his benefits later and still earn delayed retirement credits? The answer is yes.
A lot has been written and said about what Mitt Romney pays to the IRS. Here's how the multi-millionaire keeps his effective tax rate so low.
