Retirement is Changing
For baby boomers, a funny thing is happening on the way to retirement -- more work.

American workers shouldn’t count on making up for inadequate savings by planning to work into their retirement years, since such plans are often doomed by unexpected health problems, Fidelity Investments said Monday in releasing findings of a retirement planning survey.

In a survey of thousands of cities and communities across the United States, the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging (n4a) discovered that many communities across America are not prepared to serve the aging population boom that is expected when millions of baby boomers reach retirement age.

Retiring couples need $215K for health costs

8:55pm: New research from Fidelity finds health care costs could eat up a bigger portion of Social Security benefits. (more)

While the stakes are high and the issues complex, those companies that think through the data, come up with the right questions and craft a long-term comprehensive strategy now not only will survive this historic wave, but also will have the potential ride its crest.

The \'R\' moment looms closer than ever, but if you get serious now, you can still catch the magic bus.

Best places for a healthy retirement
Want to retire where residents live a long life, there are lots of doctors and hospitals nearby, and you can pursue an active lifestyle? Check out these 20 towns. (by CNN Money)