F.L. in Blue Ash: I'm 67 with about $300,000 saved for retirement. Should I invest in an annuity to help make sure I'll always have a stream of steady of income? Answer: Annuity sales are booming ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. The Biden administration is continuing its crackdown on junk fees — and this time, retirement savings ...

Retirement savers should ask questions of professionals who help them make critical financial decisions. Knowing the benefits financial professionals may receive can be essential in helping you figure ...

The Department of Labor’s proposed fiduciary rule will expand the definition of who is an investment advice fiduciary to “close loopholes” and eliminate “junk fees” for fixed index annuities, advice ...

As financial advisors and other wealth management professionals brace for a new presidential administration next year, the Department of Labor's retirement advice rule is stymied in court. Processing ...

A Reddit user with a $7 million nest egg has shared valuable advice for anyone weighing retirement. The original poster spent decades as an elite humanities professor, retired at 59, and says he could ...

Sometimes, it's better to have a low guaranteed return than it is to take a big risk that might pay off (or might not). That's the approach more people are taking amid tariffs and geopolitical ...

The stakes of the Labor Department's new retirement advice rule are high, as a comparison of potential industry compliance costs with the possible savings for 401(k) investors displays. The final rule ...

Financial professionals need to know every possible tool available to help these customers, while understanding the risks and ...

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