Rita Williams

HSAs contain many advantages of better-known retirement savings vehicles, and they can be used for any expense -- not just healthcare -- once you hit 65.

Tax-deductible IRA contributions can hike your refund this spring while helping to make your retirement financially secure.

Senior citizens are often targeted by tax scams during this time of year. But frauds are easy to foil if you can identify them.

Time is on their side, yet only 34% of Americans aged 18 to 24 with access to workplace retirement plans are using them.

The changes enacted for 2018 probably affect all of us, even if we don't work anymore.

New rules affect the benefit amounts, full retirement age, and the earnings required to qualify for benefits.

A plan assuming a yearly distribution of 4% is a good benchmark, but you should factor in several different scenarios.

To avoid potential Medicare penalties and excess costs, you need to keep an eye on three important dates.

The most recent scam involves callers claiming to be from the Social Security Administration. Protect yourself by never giving out personal information to someone you don’t know.

Your Social Security benefits can be affected, so be sure to plan the timing and how much you earn.