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The 1776 Gastonia housing development promises to blend patriotism and freedom, honoring the ideals that built this country. Developer Brock Fankhauser calls it a movement. Specifically, 1776 Gastonia is a planned community for people — or rather, "patriots" — 55 and up.
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Wells Fargo is selling its Charlotte-based retirement and trust business for $1.2 billion to Principal Financial Group. The deal announced Tuesday…
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As more Baby Boomers reach retirement age, and more retirees choose North Carolina as a destination, the state’s population of residents age 65 and older…
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The online real estate research site Movoto says five cities/towns in the Charlotte-area are among the top 10 places in North Carolina to retire. That's…
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Retirement often seems like a primary goal for people in the workforce; however, a recent study found that people who delay retirement have less risk of…
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Retirement has taken on a new meaning for many Baby Boomers - either because of financial obligations or as a result of the recession - and some are…
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Charlotte is ranked third in the nation for paying its bills on time. Not just any bills – pension bills. That's according to a new report by The Pew…