Social Security Guide for Retirement

Whether you’re throwing your own retirement party or planning one for someone else, we’ve got you covered with seven unforgettable retirement party games (that won’t make anyone cringe).

You’ve been working for it your whole life: a happy retirement. No more morning commutes, clocking in, budgeting vacation days, or meetings that could have been e-mails. For most people, letting go of your professional life means starting an entirely new lifestyle.

Designating both primary and contingent beneficiaries is a key part of the estate planning process.

Have you ever noticed that sometimes our emotions get in the way of building and protecting wealth? Emotions like confidence, nervousness, defeat, hope and more go hand-in-hand with investing. In a volatile market, it's important—and even beneficial—to keep a healthy...

Trying to understand the basics of Medicare can give you a headache, and even experienced Medicare recipients may have questions about their coverage. In this article, I’ll try to answer the most common questions I hear about Medicare.

Your charity of choice should be aligned with your values and the way you believe a charity should be run, and be legitimate. Let’s talk about how to vet a charity to make sure it’s valid and genuine.

Americans are worried about this volatile market and if the future they’ve been working toward is safe. Here’s what it means for your retirement and what we’re doing about it.

The FBI found that senior citizens lost almost $1 billion due to scams in 2020. The average loss per victim over age 65 was $9,175—but nearly 2,000 American seniors lost $100,000 or more. Here’s what to do if identity theft happens to you.

Reviewed by Pete Benson, Co-founder of Beacon. Do you have a plan for your retirement? If you do, are you totally confident in your retirement plan? If your answer is “no,” you’re not alone. Unfortunately, only 40% of non-retired adults describe their retirement as...