Dentist's Money Digest | Retirement

As you near retirement, here are some key signs you may be playing fast and loose with an aspect of your finances that should be kept slow and tight.

There’s a very real possibility you could be saving too much.

Retirement consists of 4 key phases. Here, we’ll present some key considerations for each phase in 4 parts. This is Part 4.

Retirement consists of 4 key phases. Here, we’ll present some key considerations for each phase in 4 parts. This is Part 3.

Retirement consists of 4 key phases. Here, we’ll present some key considerations for each phase in 4 parts.

Getting closer to retirement can bring an undeniable sense of anticipation. But it can also bring some uncertainty.

Many dentists dream of retiring early, but there are a number of factors to consider before taking the plunge.

Even if you are following your investment plans perfectly, it's still important to do a comprehensive check-up at least once per year. Back-to-school season is a great time to do so.

When your finances get tight, it's tempting to treat your retirement accounts like an emergency fund. Here are four reasons that's a bad idea.

Annuities earn a lot of press, much of it skeptical. But they can be an important part of your financial picture, if you know what you're getting into.