Elizabeth O'Brien

Consider modifying your home and calculate the costs of moving or staying put.

Older workers are calling it quits in droves, jobs data show.

Most companies now offer stock purchase plans to employees. It can be great for retirement, but it pays to know the pros and cons.

A new platform will connect workers with accounts from private-sector companies. The funds come with lots of restrictions.

Stay the course in bonds and consider alternative ETFs that may hold up well if stocks and bonds falter.

Americans are worried their savings are no match for sticky inflation and rising healthcare costs.

More Americans are thinking of retiring outside the country. What to know before you make the move.

More Americans are thinking of retiring outside the country. What to know before you make the move.

Contributing to an IRA or HSA can lower your taxable income and lift your retirement savings. How to do it.

They offer diversification and the potential—but no guarantees—for higher returns than publicly traded stocks and bonds. A final rule is expected later this year.

The burden remains on investors to navigate the confusing landscape of financial advice.

About a quarter of Americans with retirement accounts maintain multiple accounts from their past or current jobs.

Retirees, who are particularly vulnerable to inflation, must shield their investments from major hits.

Balanced funds and “buffered” ETFs may be good bets in a market being rocked by the Iran war.

If higher energy prices persist, they could increase Social Security’s cost-of-living adjustment next year.

This market is volatile, but the S&P 500 is still up around 18% over the past 52 weeks.

TrumpRx and retailers like Costco can help. How to make the most of your drug coverage and avoid overpaying.

Annuities and stocks can be better for long-term financial security. How to invest.

Buying coverage through ACA marketplaces is now costlier. How to ease the sting.