Retirement

A new study says that 30 percent of American workers have more credit card debt than they have retirement savings. Think that's causing some anxiety?

The bad economy is hitting seniors particularly hard, and while bankruptcies are falling for those under 55, they more than doubled for those over 65 between 1991 and 2007, and more than quadrupled for those over 75 during the same period. Blame high medical costs the most, says the Consumer Bankruptcy Project.

Ken and Daria Dolan answer Walletpop reader questions every Friday in a video message. This week: How to update your will when you move. To ask your own question, click here.

If you're stopping work, but you're just about to start living, so do you need to extend your employer-provided life insurance when your job ends? That's this week's question to Ken and Daria Dolan, who answer reader queries every week via video. You can also find out more informations at Dolans.com.

Every Friday, Ken and Daria Dolan answer questions from Walletpop readers on financial matters. This week: Can a working spouse and a non-working spouse make IRA contributions? Their video answer may make you change your plans for the year.

The shaky economy may have you a little nervous if you're supposed to be retiring soon, but don't fret -- we've got tips that will help you retire in style no matter what's going on with the markets. Here are five last-minute steps pre-retirees should take before collecting their gold watches and hitting the golf course.

If you're trying to figure out where to live when you retire, don't forget to calculate in your tax burden. Our handy list of the best and worst places for tax savings will help you make your a plan that will make the most of your retirement savings.