In a recent article, Suze Orman highlighted a Boston College study about unexpected retirement costs and explained how ...

Contributing to a retirement account on autopilot is great. However, that doesn't mean you don't need to monitor your ...

Kathy and her 58-year-old husband seemed financially secure on paper. With nearly $1 million in net worth ($970,833 to be exact), including $675,000 in retirement accounts, they appeared ready for ...

If your answer is no, then Suze Orman thinks you’ve made a massive mistake. The author and financial expert believes that no retirement plan is complete without addressing the significant burden of ...

Suze Orman has called minimum payments on credit card debt in retirement “financial suicide.” That is a strong phrase, but the math behind it earns the bluntness. Credit cards currently carry average ...

If you're 55 or older, chances are you've started thinking more seriously about retirement — maybe even picturing how and when you'll finally step away from full-time work. Financial expert Suze Orman ...

Suze Orman recommends Roth 401(k) plans over traditional 401(k)s because withdrawals are tax-free in retirement. Roth 401(k) withdrawals don’t count as taxable income and won’t trigger Social Security ...

75% of current workers expect to work during retirement but only 30% of current retirees actually earn income from jobs. Retirees should save enough for investments to replace 30% to 40% of ...

If you're saving in a tax-advantaged retirement account, you generally have one of two flavors to choose from. The choice lies in when and how you're taxed. "Traditional" versions of 401(k)s and ...