Retirement

Some of the best places to retire may be right under your nose.

If you have lasted 30 years or better in the same job congratulations, and thanks for being a great example for others to follow.

For now I'm just searching specifically for a job description that reads "looking for someone who can drive a golf cart and turn decent drives into eights".

I hope that you're watching your money and planning for an amazing retirement. Here's what I have to say about the savings process.

Montanans looking for retirement plans may find them in Jimmy Buffett's famously branded escapes to warmer weather.

If it seems like there are a lot of older, married couples in Montana it's because it's true. We're at the top for married couples age 55 and up.

"Montana is full!" we say, hoping to somehow curb the steady influx of out-of-staters moving to the Treasure State. Good luck with that.

When we retire, do we HAVE to move to Arizona or Florida? Is it some type of federal law?

We've been on the air here for 33 years. The most common question we get is, "When are you guys gonna retire?"

If I could have a house built for me, I would have several ideas for its design and function.

The SeniorList.com released a new study on Expected Doctor Shortages by State using the latest data from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Association of American Medical Colleges.

I have a friend who just got laid off after working for the state of Montana for 27 years and she's a little surprised. Of course, she's been contributing to her 401K and saving as much as she can. But, she's still not ready to retire. Financially or emotionally...