I assume that if you were reading this non-spouse IRA article, you may be suffering through the loss of a loved one. My condolences. It’s been my experience that it’s not just the money ...

A spousal IRA can be a strategic move for couples looking to enhance their retirement savings, especially when one partner ...

You and your spouse might align on goals but still disagree on the best investments. For example, one partner might shy away from stocks, preferring safer investments, while the other is more inclined ...

Planning for retirement is easier in some ways for married couples than it is for single adults. They have a partner who can help them save for the future and share the burden of household tasks.

Spouses can open a "spousal IRA" when they aren't working but when their significant other is. These accounts are particularly helpful in times of job loss or when one parent chooses to stay home ...

If only one spouse works, consider a spousal IRA if you can afford to. This is a regular IRA opened in the stay-at-home spouse's name. The other spouse can contribute money to this account as long ...

Traditional IRA contributions will tend to be less attractive for older adults because they do have RMDs. Couples with a nonearning spouse may tend to short-shrift retirement planning for the one ...

Should you rollover a spousal inherited IRA or just leave it? This is likely just one of the many decisions that has been dropped in your lap. You may also receive much well-meaning advice from ...