Outliving their money is the top financial concern for many retirees — and Jim Carrey is proof that even the wealthy can find themselves with more years than dollars. The A-list movie star reportedly “un-retired” because his nest egg had dwindled too much, too quickly — and he’s in good company with plenty of other big shots. According to Kiplinger, household-name celebrities like Harrison Ford, Al Pacino, Hugh Grant and Nicolas Cage admitted to un-retiring or taking roles they otherwise...

New Year’s Eve is the biggest party night of the year, so if you’re hosting a soiree on Dec. 31, you’d better have an equally outsized budget to match the occasion. After all, the cost of decorations, food, beverages, a venue and countless miscellaneous odds and ends can quickly overload your already hefty holiday bill, leaving you to start the new year with debt and money stress at the forefront. The good news is that with the right cost-saving strategies, even frugal hosts can afford to be...

The millennials are millionaires — or at least some of them are. According to data from Fidelity Investments, those born between 1981 and 1996 are finally trickling into the class of 401(k) millionaires — those who have leveraged their workplace retirement plans to build seven-figure nest eggs. The average millennial has just $66,500 in a 401(k), but the high achievers with two-comma balances tend to share a few common traits and most aren’t reinventing the wheel. Here are the surprisingly...

yacobchuk / Getty Images/iStockphoto The decade leading up to retirement could be the 10 years that make or break your strategy and determine the fate of your life savings. The first half of the decade is your last, best chance to build a financial snowball that grows as it rolls. The second half is the time to make crucial strategy and lifestyle adjustments to protect what you’ve built and position yourself for success. GOBankingRates spoke with experts who outlined what to do — and what not...