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No 401(k) do-over for you
Right now we'd all like one, but when it comes to running our retirement into the ground, some of us have no one to blame but ourselves. more

The good news: The money you've already made isn't going anywhere. The bad news: your plan's days are probably numbered. more
Companies are dangling buyouts before older workers, but the packages are rarely enough to support their lifestyles. more


Laid off? Don't stay in 401(k)

Many who lose their jobs leave their money in their former company's 401(k) plan; tax expert Ed Slott says this is a mistake.

Boomers unprepared for retirement

Retirement expert Alicia Munnell says most baby boomers are not adequately prepared for retirement.

Prevent retirement run-out

Living long into retirement can stress your funds. Here's how to be sure you don't feel the pinch.

Social Security's future

Retirement expert says fears about Social Security's outlook are unfounded and it's in good shape through at least 2041.

Home equity helps retirees

Reverse mortgages allow retirees to tap the equity in their homes for added income.

Tap home equity to save taxes

Retirees can cut taxes by borrowing against their homes rather than taking a distribution from their IRA, says expert Chris Cordero.

Inflation risk for retirees

Prices may fall in the short run, but a smart retirement plan accounts for future inflation, says expert Chris Cordero.

Retire later for bigger pay day

Delaying your retirement for a few years can lead to greater financial security, says retirement expert.

'You're on your own' economy

As companies decrease retirement benefits and higher taxes loom, retirement expert offers tips on how to protect your savings.

Scary market? Stick with stocks

Even though stocks took a big hit in 2008, they are still your best bet in the long run, says retirement expert Chris Cordero.


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Janice Revell
Janice Revell
Janice Revell is the author of "Revell's Rules for Retirement" and Senior Writer for Money Magazine.
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