Starting in 2024, higher-earning workers who make catch-up contributions to employer-sponsored retirement plans will have to put that money in a Roth account.

When you retire, your income taxes are likely to decrease, but it's important to minimize the taxes you do have to pay.

Social Security will have to cut benefits by 2034 if Congress does not address the program’s impending funding shortfall. You should prepare by creating a retirement plan and seeing how a benefits cut would impact you.

The number of funds you should own is going to depend on your investment goals, risk tolerance, and portfolio diversification strategy.

There are a few key mistakes to look out for when planning for your retirement. If you can avoid these mistakes you can help set yourself up for a wonderful retirement free from financial anxiety.