Kiwi pension policy is unusual in developed world, writes Mary Holm.

Five things Kiwis need to know about how our retirement village sector stacks up as boomers age.

Heading into retirement and don't know what you will do with your KiwiSaver cash?

What's a new year without resolutions? Here are some expert tips for retirees.

Could the aging of the US population be behind all sorts of other phenomena, from anti- growth activism to the decline in business dynamism and entrepreneurship?

Holidaying in the sun may be in the plan for many retiring baby boomers but that won't be the reality for most.

At 64, you might think Bruce Kerr would be fondly planning his own retirement.

Women in Australia still retire with around half as much superannuation than men despite more women in the workforce.

Mary Holm talks enjoying wealth, insurance brokers and property woes.

Arvida Group posted its first-half profit of about $7.4 million, putting it on track to meet its prospectus forecast for full-year earnings.

Mary Holm talks property decisions, bond yields, share funds and KiwiSaver providers.

Things are booming at rest-home builder and operator Ryman Healtcare, with profits growing and a pipeline of new villages underway.

Mary Holm talks managing personal dividends, KiwiSaver and cash funds.

Kiwis have more work to do when it comes to saving enough for a comfortable retirement, according to a financial literacy advocate.

The actual cost of retirement may shock you.

KiwiSaver members could see more information on what kind of income they would get in retirement included in their annual provider reports.

Retirement planning often only works with the average age people live to in mind, while many live much longer.

BNZ has disclosed research finding almost 1 in 3 homeowners will be older than retirement age before they throw off the shackles of a home mortgage.

'Like living in Club Med" or "siloing a generation". Retirement villages attract strong feelings for and against.

My town actually went backwards in the last QV figures, with one real estate company listing a solid three-bedroom home for $45,000, writes Mark Ebrey.

Mary Holm looks at selling up rental properties, more than one super scheme and who owns an inheritance?

A reader asks Mary Holm: Is it true I could lose all my KiwiSaver fund if the investment crashed?

Retirees need to find the balance between activity and time out, writes Carmel Fisher.

Your advice to retirees to get out there and live it up - and not worry about investing money, or putting it into term investments - is probably a good idea.

The Retirement Commissioner has no plans to live in a retirement home, but she is doing the financial planning needed to look after the wine supply.

A retirement village set up an elaborate hidden-camera sting to catch one of its workers, after residents complained that they had lost thousands of dollars.