The No. 1 place to retire in the U.S. is Orlando, Florida, according to a WalletHub analysis. Jacksonville also made the list ...

In this podcast, Motley Fool personal finance expert Robert Brokamp and contributor Matt Frankel discuss why, when, and how to turn your home into cash as well as: Which types of stocks have performed ...

The corporate culture of the 21st century has pushed working professionals to plan for retirement quite early on in their careers. Just imagine a time ...

New data featured in Forbes.com states that Midland is one of the top 25 best U.S. cities to retire affordably. The report, ...

You want to retire in a city, but which one? Stacker looked at data from Niche's Best Cities to Retire report, which grades ...

Tucked in northwestern Pennsylvania, Greenville offers retirees exceptional value and small-town warmth. The cost of living here ranks among the lowest in the state, making retirement on $1,900 ...

WalletHub ranked 180 cities across the United States on their "retiree-friendliness," using 45 metrics ranging from cost of living to health care.

In this series of interviews, American retirees talk about their retirement experiences in Portugal, Japan, French Polynesia, ...

A new survey from personal finance company WalletHub reveals 43% of Americans expect to work until they die. The same survey found 50% of people don’t ...

" Orlando is the best place to retire, living up to its reputation as a haven for seniors," WalletHub said. "One big reason ...

If you've dreamed of trading the hustle and bustle of city life for beachside sunsets, sea breezes and beautiful scenery, it ...

Columbus offers big-city amenities with a surprisingly affordable cost of living for retirees. As Ohio’s capital and largest city, Columbus delivers culture, healthcare, and entertainment without the ...