Splitting your retirement contributions between a traditional 401(k) and a Roth can help maximize your tax diversification strategy.
The quick answer: Maybe. But you'll need to plan for a variety of scenarios regardless.
Will this key benefits program manage to keep up with its payments? Most retirees think not.
It's hard to know how much money you'll need in retirement. One report says people are spending more during the three years after they quit their day job than they did while working.
If you're counting on Social Security alone to stay afloat in retirement, you may be in for a shocking reality check.