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How the Sandwich Generation Can Protect Their Retirement

Being part of the sandwich generation isn't easy, and it can take a real toll on your retirement fund. Here's how to protect it.

While you plan for all the travel and hobbies you'll do in retirement, you should probably plan for your taxes, too.

Having an extra large nest egg is a good thing! But to be sure, it comes with extra headaches you'll have to manage.

The Trump administration is holding the fiduciary rule in limbo. How could this affect you and your retirement?

2017 may not bring a lot of changes to your 401K, but you can still make sure you're making the most of your retirement plan.

401K plans aren't perfect — its inventors even say so. But they can still help build your perfect retirement.

Tired of the daily grind? Early retirement may be within reach if you can get past four financial and mental roadblocks.

Does it seem like it's taking forever to get to the point where you can stop working? Here's how to get on the fast track to early retirement.

Retirement may seem like a distant dot on the horizon, but if you make these costly money moves today, you'll really regret it later.

Investing and paying down debt? Yep, you read correctly. It's possible!

Good for you for starting that retirement fund! Your future self will thank you. Now, let's get you brushed up on some key terms.

You and your spouse are in it together for all things, including retirement savings. Make sure you're saving enough for both of you.

Life is full of tough decisions. Like, whether it's better to tap your retirement savings or home equity when you need cash.

For most retirement plans the penalty for early withdrawal can be hefty. Here's a surprising, if complex, alternative.

Would you pay for $350,000 parking? We sure hope not, when you could make these much smarter money moves instead

Americans are not very good at saving for retirement. If retirement is looming your horizon, start doing a better job of preparing.

Don't let high interest credit card debt totally derail your money. Pay it off, quickly, with a few smart moves.

We'll just about never tell you to put off retirement savings. But in these extreme and temporary instances, it might be okay.

Congratulations, you're out of the red! Now it's time to start making your money work hard for you, too.

You know you should have either a 401K or an IRA. Have you considered you might need both?