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Why more seniors are being asked to care for their partners — alone
Senior spouses increasingly provide full-time care for partners facing financial, emotional and physical challenges as lifespans lengthen.
Is a continuing care retirement community right for you?
Continuing care retirement communities offer housing, amenities and lifelong care, but high entrance fees and rising monthly costs require careful planning.
Social Security recipients to get 2.8% cost-of-living boost in 2026
The Social Security Administration's annual cost-of-living adjustment will go up by 2.8% in 2026, agency officials said.
Baltimore-based lender finances Fla. retirement community
Capital Funding Group announced the closing of a $179.8 million construction loan on behalf of Erickson Senior Living.
Carroll Hospital president announces plans to retire
Carroll Hospital President Garrett Hoover will retire in 2025 after 38 years in health care leadership, with Leslie Simmons stepping in as interim.
Baltimore County retirement community plans expansion
Broadmead Inc. acquired a three-building commercial office portfolio, planning to convert office space into residential units and amenities.
With wave of retirements looming, MD commercial real estate firms focus on talent pipeline
Maryland commercial real estate firms are revamping hiring, culture and mentorship to attract and retain millennial and Gen Z talent.
Retirees worry as market turmoil shakes savings and plans
Older Americans fear outliving their savings as market volatility and trade tensions impact retirement accounts and future financial security.
Lockheed Martin employees sue, claiming high-cost, low-return retirement plans
Current and former employees of Lockheed Martin sued it over what they claim is a high-cost, low-return, in-house retirement plan.
How to bridge a retirement shortfall
Though many people are hurtling toward a retirement shortfall, you can consider several prudent strategies to help make up for a savings gap.
Financial planning in the gig economy just as important
While financial planning in the gig economy looks different than W-2 workers, it is possible and highly encouraged by local experts.
Safer ways to raid your retirement, if you have to
You’re still better off leaving retirement funds alone for retirement. If you can’t, though, you could at least limit the damage from taking the money out early.
