AARP Financial - Learning Center Overview

RETIREMENT PLANNING

Retiring is easy. Preparing can be, too.

Retirement planning is easier when you know how to map it out. And what you're aiming for. Do you know how much money you may need in retirement? And what it may take for you to get there?

How much might I need?
In order to plan effectively, you need to know what you're aiming for.
When do I take Social Security?
When you take your benefits depends on many factors.

INVESTMENTS

Invest to help reach your goals.

It takes the power of solid, well-formulated investments to help build a financial foundation. When you're ready, look for smart, simple investments that make sense and don't charge excessive fees.

5 Principles of Investing
Guidelines to help direct you towards smart investments.
What is your tolerance for risk?
Learn when and why to embrace risk and when not to.

INSURANCE

Protecting your assets starts here.

Insurance is typically the kind of product you buy hoping you'll never need it. But if you do, it may be the difference between a minor bump in the road and something much bigger. Knowing what to look for before you buy helps you get the best coverage for your situation.

Different lifestyle, different needs
Life changes in retirement, so the insurance policies you had before may no longer be right for you.
Income stream for life
That's insurance, too — you may think of insurance as something to protect your house or car, but it's a lot more.

PERSONAL FINANCE

Give your everyday finances a makeover.

Personal finance is different when it no longer includes a paycheck. With the right banking products and services, you may help maximize the money you do have coming in. And better control what's going out.

Free yourself with a budget
It's not about keeping you from spending money on the things you want. It's about making sure you can.
Get organized
You could save time or money.

GRANDPARENTS' PLACE

Share in future successes.

It's only natural you'd want to help your children's children succeed in any way you can. You know how to play, teach, entertain; now learn how to financially help out.

Investing in Your Grandchildren
Even if you're investing for something big, like college tuition, it's okay to start small.
Give the gift of investing
Start an investment account for a loved one and help guide them to their financial future.

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There's a lot to know about retirement

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