After 18 seasons in the NBA, Russell Westbrook announced his retirement on Wednesday via social media.Westbrook is considered one of the greatest players of his generation and is part of the league’s 75th Anniversary Team.

As yields have risen from their historic lows, many retirees ask me if they should put all their savings in T-bills. This movement even has a name: T-bill and Chill. Moving to the safety of U.S. government short-term bonds has an initial appeal for retirees.

The stock market tumbled this week, then recovered just as quickly. If you're in or near retirement, watching your portfolio swing like that can be unsettling in a way it never was during your working years. That's because you're no longer just building wealth

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The financial side of marrying (or remarrying) later in life More than half of Americans believe that being on the same page with your partner about finances is more important than ...

How long can retirees expect to live in retirement? It’s an important question that’s often misunderstood. Surprisingly, most people underestimate how long they might live, which can be a serious challenge if they want to make their money last for the ...

Retirement is the perfect time to simplify your life — and that includes your insurance. But knowing which policies to keep, drop or tweak isn't always obvious. Some coverage becomes less necessary once the kids are grown and the mortgage is gone.

The short answer is yes. It's still a good idea to maintain a separate emergency fund in retirement, although there is more to the story. Here are three of the biggest reasons why maintaining an emergency fund even after you retire is a smart idea.

From a surprise hip surgery to your stories of reinvention, I’m looking back at a year of navigating retirement alongside you.