Dana George

Dreaming of an early retirement? Here's a sample of what it will take to make it a reality.

Here's a look at what it takes to retire on half a million dollars at full retirement age.

There is no one-size-fits-all amount a person should save for retirement. However, properly managed, here's how long $1 million can last.

Retiring with an ETF-only portfolio is not only possible, but it may also be what you're looking for. Here's why.

While you may believe it's possible to convert ETF assets into cash instantaneously, that's not always the case.

If you're looking for an investment that provides income and portfolio diversity, an ETF may be the way to go.

A strong dividend-paying ETF can provide an additional income stream in retirement.

The average American has not saved nearly as much as they believe they'll need for retirement. Despite that, retirees are remarkably optimistic.

When an ETF is advertised as free, it doesn't necessarily mean you'll save money.

Unless you're born into wealth or strike it rich when your company has an IPO, retiring at 55 takes determination and strategic planning.