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Most of Bankrate's top cities to retire rank high for health care, not weather. That bodes well for retirees.
Being wealthy can make people believe they have more control over their lives, but it can also control them emotionally, the NY Times reports.
After Forbes learned about this, the magazine wanted to remove Ross from the Forbes 400, a list of the 400 richest Americans by net worth.
In these three Latin American destinations, you can actually retire in comfort on Social Security benefits alone.
The GOP tax overhaul puts several "special interest" breaks up for elimination. How many taxpayers lose out.
The GOP's tax plan contains a little-noticed tax hike on big earners that could add $12,000 to their annual tax bill.
Top retirement destinations are diverse, says Livability.com. Some retirees dream of golfing in Florida; others want to ski in Utah.
A clause in the proposed tax plan announced by Republicans Thursday would end a loophole regarding private art collections.
The Trump administration and Republican leaders aim to repeal the estate tax. Here's what would happen if they succeed.
Think 360-degree views of Manhattan and beyond.
Griffin's donation of $125 million is the second-largest in school history, the school says.
Many of life's downturns can be weathered if you've already managed to build yourself a strong financial foundation.
New widows often struggle with handling assets after their husband's death. Here are four moves to make right after the funeral.
Fintech firm MarketX allows Chinese investors to access a number of "alternative" U.S. investments.
Money may be taboo among some couples, but it's important to discuss finances for a happy, healthy relationship, says advisor Sophia Bera.
As the world's population starts to live longer, there's one industry set to capitalize on retirement plans.
With details evolving, House and Senate Republican tax proposals are unfavorable to those in high-cost states.
An ETF investing in Latin American real estate became a marijuana fund overnight, and it's all perfectly legal.
It's easy to overspend and hard to get out of debt. Here are five signs you might be living beyond your means.
