What do retirees fear the most? It’s not death. It’s running out of money.

And guess what retirees’ biggest regret usually is? It’s not saving enough for retirement. How can you possibly address both in one move? By having the right retirement plan — and by knowing what it takes to live on your nest egg’s returns, instead of the principal.

What’s your success rate with your financial goals? How often are you accomplishing them — and how often do you let yourself down?

If you’re like most folks, you don’t have the best track record.

A lack of willpower or forces out of your control, like getting sick, could be to blame. But we can also fall short of our goals when we don’t set the right objectives for ourselves — and when we don’t have a great plan for achieving them. That can be frustrating and make it feel like we aren’t making any progress. And we can easily break free of that just by looking at a basic list of goals.

Wherever you choose to retire, the reality is that you’re not bound to stay there forever — and there can be some very good reasons to relocate as you enter different phases of your retirement. If you know what to consider when it’s time to make a move, you can make a more informed decision and a much better choice.

Find out how you can be proactive about protecting yourself and setting yourself up for a fabulous vacation.

A battle of the generations is ON. And it’s time to pick your horse in this race. This is a battle between Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, and Boomers — and it’s over financial knowledge. Which generation knows the most versus the least about basic finance?