You can't make your money last unless you are truthful about how much you are going to spend.

While the outcome of the 2017 presidential election is expected to usher in a new era for U.S. health care, the painstaking and challenging work of shifting to value-based care will likely continue even if the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is repealed, according to the PwC Health Research Institute's annual report.

When it comes to saving for retirement, maybe you've done everything right. But now comes the hard part: making sure you don't outlive your money.

Are you trying to think of a retirement gift for a friend, loved one or co-worker? Are you trying to avoid giving them the old standby gifts like a gold pocket watch?

If you are nearing retirement or just beginning to plan for it, you may be surprised to learn that you may need 60% to 80% of your annual income in order to maintain your current lifestyle in retirement.

The Baby Boom generation is about to enter another era: retirement. Never known for accepting the status quo, Baby Boomers are ready to redefine the “golden years.”