KEY TAKEAWAYS The average 65-year-old American can expect to spend about $172,500 on health care and medical expenses throughout their retirement.Although health care costs are growing, many Americans ...

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Work-related costs like commuting, business clothing and meals away from home will decrease during retirement. Of course, those expenses may already be fairly low for those who work at home.

While it might be tempting to take on debt to fund child care costs, experts advise against it and stress that there are ...

CIOs, CTOs, digital managers and IT directors are facing an increasingly difficult challenge: how to sustain innovation while ...

While 529 plans offer tax-advantaged growth and withdrawals for qualified education expenses, they also come with restrictions that may not suit every family’s needs. There are several alternatives to ...

Childcare costs can consume up to 10% of a worker's salary, but you can reduce the financial burden while balancing work and ...

UnitedHealth delivered disappointing second-quarter earnings and went conservative with its 2025 forecast as soaring medical ...

Utility PPL missed Wall Street estimates for second-quarter profit on Thursday, hurt by higher operating costs and interest expenses.

CVS CEO David Joyner pointed to strength in its retail pharmacy and improvement in its insurance unit, Aetna, which is ...

To get to the start line of the Chicago Marathon, some runners spend much more than just the cost of registering for the race ...