Anne Tergesen is a reporter who covers retirement for the Wall Street Journal. She also contributes to LiveMint and her work has appeared in MarketWatch, Financial News, and Yahoo Finance. Anne's articles explore various aspects of retirement planning, including investment strategies, social security, and unique retirement lifestyles.
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A new study suggests people are overly optimistic about how much they can work later in life.
Workers miss out on billions in investment gains by pulling retirement savings out of the stock market after switching jobs—often without meaning to.
By: Anne Tergesen, Veronica Dagher, Katherine Hamilton
How the rival running mates manage their money and investments. The two candidates for vice president have little in common politically or financially.
The vice presidential candidate accumulated pensions as a teacher, soldier and elected official.
By: Anne Tergesen, Clare Ansberry
Families face soaring costs and mounting pressures in taking care of their loved ones. ‘I never feel truly free.’
By: Anne Tergesen
Next year’s cost-of-living adjustment is expected to be 2.6% as inflation cools
By: Anne Tergesen
The cost-of-living adjustment, or COLA, that retirees receive each year is tied to the average inflation data for July, August and September, so the actual increase won't be clear until October.
By: Veronica Dagher, Anne Tergesen
Seven retirees open up about their finances and how they spend their time in the country.
By: Anne Tergesen
Alicia Munnell, who is stepping down as director of Boston College’s Center for Retirement Research, talks about a pension she regrets taking early and other parts of her own retirement planning.
By: Anne Tergesen
Alicia Munnell, who is stepping down as director of Boston College's Center for Retirement Research, reflects on her own retirement planning.
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