baby boomers

You have a few choices when managing your 401(k) after losing your job. Here are your best options.

Chris Hogan is a financial expert and radio show host who helps people make better decisions with their money. These are the only two instances where he advises people to tap their 401(k).

Medicare’s annual open enrollment period ends Dec. 7, which means you have a week left to check whether there’s a better coverage option for 2021.

If you wait a few years after full retirement age to claim Social Security benefits, you can nearly double the size of your monthly check.

Bank of America predicts that Generation Z (Gen Z) will be the “most disruptive generation ever” and will see their income surpass that of millennials by 2031. 

Whether you’re shopping for an Advantage Plan or switching from one to another, here are some things to watch for.

Social Security was designed in part to boost Americans’ income during retirement. Here’s how much your check will be if you make the median U.S. salary.

While states are still working on their vaccine distribution plans, it’s possible that not all people in the 65-and-older crowd will be prioritized.

Chris Hogan surveyed more than 10,000 millionaires to find out how they built their wealth. Here’s what he learned.

Coronavirus legislation has made it so older investors don’t have to take their usual required annual withdrawals from their retirement accounts this year.

The big threat to retirees’ hard-earned savings isn’t market volatility. It’s fraudsters making off with their data and their cash.

An NBCLX analysis of early voting reports through Oct. 27 indicates only 13% of voting-age Americans under the age of 30 have cast ballots so far, and only 19% of those between the ages of 30 and 39. Comparatively, approximately 47% of all Americans 65 and older have cast ballots with a full week of voting left to go.

We’re just six days from Election Day and NBCLX storyteller Noah Pransky has the latest details on voter turnout and polling in the key swing states. And while youth voter turnout is up, Gen Z and Millennial voters are still trailing older generations by a wide margin.

Sorry, boomers.