This is Kyle Woodley, the editor of Retire With Riley, and if you actually made the choice to read this article, let me just ...

Many marriages hit the rocks when couples retire. As Divorce Day approaches, we look at why ‘silver splitters’ are on the ...

Dear Help Me Retire,  I am 57 years old and make $150,000 a year. My wife is 53 and is a stay-at-home mom for our 7-year-old ...

The negative financial implications on lesbians’ retirement are greater than those of gay men, experts say. There are many reasons that lesbians divorce at higher rates, according to Abbie ...

Editor’s note: This is part eight of an ongoing series throughout this year focused on helping older adults navigate the financial difficulties of gray divorce. See below for links to the other ...

A CDC analysis of 45 states found that the divorce rate was around 2.4 per 1,000 Americans in 2022, down from around 4 per 1,000 in 2000. Still, a couple's retirement assets might feel the damage ...

In addition, these women have fewer years until retirement and fewer opportunities to recover financially than younger women. And while the divorce rate for young couples has declined, it has ...

A QDRO can come in the form of a judgment, decree or order, according to the Internal Revenue Service. It's "a legal ...

What Happens to 401(k)s in a Divorce? Like individual retirement accounts (IRAs), 401(k) plan accounts are owned individually and not jointly. While your spouse may be named as the beneficiary on ...

the true accounts of women in retirement following a divorce. Many divorced women face devastating personal-financial ruin after the end of a marriage. Learn how some survivors are moving forward ...

Your retirement plan should be changed after a divorce to reflect your personal goals, preferences and assets. A qualified domestic relations order is needed if you are to receive any money from ...

If you’re going through a divorce, careful planning is essential to protect your future and, if you are having to delay your ...