Retirement can be a time for relaxing and enjoying some hard-earned leisure time. It’s also an opportunity to spend quality time with family and loved ones and build lasting memories with them.

The first couple of years in retirement are often the most difficult. But they also can set the stage for how you’ll fill the years ahead—both financially and psychologically. Stephen Kreider ...

After four decades in Hollywood, Kevin Costner is still chasing the horizon. The Yellowstone alum, 70, is making it clear he ...

While there's nothing wrong with enjoying your retirement, some "bucket list" items could drain your funds faster than you may imagine, while others might not offer the rewards you imagine.

Whatever the phrase’s etymology, the practice of creating a retirement bucket list can turn a so-so life into a vivid and exciting one. Planning and enjoying memorable, pleasurable and soul ...

With over a decade of experience in retirement planning, I wanted to share my retirement anti-bucket list, featuring 10 common blind spots that you probably do not want to experience as a retiree.

One of the best parts of employing a Bucket approach to retirement portfolio management is that you don’t have to be terribly hands-on. A thorough, once-a-year checkup is all you really need to ...

In fact, a recent Forbes Health study revealed that 61% of Floridians have a bucket list of items they want to achieve through retirement. A bucket list can be any predetermined set of tasks or ...

So, how do you know which retirement "bucket list" items are good financial investments and which ones are not worth the cost? Read on to see what experts in various fields have to say about the ...