retirement

You'll be surprised this Idaho town is one of the best places for people to retire.

Money management pros say it's the most common mistake in Idaho estate planning.

Retirement. Isn’t that the dream? It would appear most of us work our whole lives with the end-goal of being able to retire someday, and finding a place...

Ah... Retirement. Isn’t that the dream? I feel like most of us work our whole lives with the goal of being able to retire someday; and finding out where...

Is Idaho a good place to live for retired folks, or should you head closer to a beach or warmer climate?

Please don't hate me for saying this, but I was a little surprised by this finding. No that it is bad, I think most of Idaho is beautiful and we are very lucky to live here, I just wouldn't have expected this to be at the top on msn.com's list of the "Best Place to Retire in Idaho." I guess I was expecting McCall or Coeur d'Alene but the best place to retire in Idaho is, drum roll please...

older can certainly sneak up on you. I feel like just yesterday I was in my early twenties popping out babies and building my first house. Now, I'm approaching 40 and thinking more and more about my 401k.

According to a study by msn.com, it costs $58,335.71 a year to retire comfortably in the Gem State, far less than in New York, California, or Hawaii where you need over six figures a year to get by.

According to Forbes.com the "Best Place to Retire in Idaho" is...Lewiston.

Only three more shows and then David Letterman will be officially retired.  Anyone else hate that? How did the Top Ten List start anyway?  Here's the very first one.