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For qualified U.S. taxpayers, a frequently overlooked credit may assist in saving money for retirement. Here's how.

The present economic crisis is forcing Americans to cut back on expenses. Here are some tips on how retirees can survive and still enjoy life...

If retirement life is causing some painful penny-pinching, here are some money-saving strategies that could significantly lower the cost of living.

Longer life expectancy, the cost of health care and increased cost of living unfortunately means that many people will not have enough money to retire as they would like.

Staying within a budget, building a 6-12 month emergency fund and cutting non-essential recurring expenditures are some ways to ensure to financial security.

The 403(b) retirement plan is very similar to a 401(k) with some exceptions. Here's how it works.

In Canada, taxpayers can save money by contributing to an RRSP. The return on an investment made inside an RRSP is taxed when the RRSP is collapsed.

Borrowing from a retirement plan provides cash for current needs, but may reduce the money available later. It is important to consider options carefully.

Whatever company a person might work for, it likely offers a 401(k) retirement plan as part of its benefits package. Here's why everybody should have one.

Those in business for themselves don't often think about retirement. Here are a number of retirement investment strategies for self-employed workers.

The longer a person waits to retire, the greater the financial cushion. Here's why delaying retirement for as long as possible is recommended.

Roth IRAs offer a sound vehicle for college savings for most middle income families.

People who wish to save money for retirement may want to consider an IRA in addition to a 401(k). Here are some benefits to having an IRA.

In 2006, a new tax-free retirement savings option became available to employees of some companies. It's not a Roth IRA, it's a Roth 401(k). Here's how it works.