Resolving to pick up better money habits in 2015? Probably not.

Giving more while spending less sounds oxymoronic, but some seniors can do just that this year.

Q: My wife and I retired in June and were covered by respective pension programs. Are we eligible to make a deductible individual retirement account contribution for tax year 2014 and make the appropriate tax deduction for that portion of the year we were retired? If so, how much?

For recent retirees, adjusting to life on a fixed income can be particularly difficult at holiday time.

Q. My husband and I recently retired. He is 72 and I am 65. With increasing health issues and no long-term care insurance, we worry about what will happen financially when one of us goes to a nursing home. Can the healthy spouse keep the jointly owned house or will it have to be sold when...

Pre-Medicare retirees need to lock in new individual health insurance under the Affordable Care Act by Dec. 15 for coverage starting at the beginning of the year, but rushing into a new plan could be costly, experts say.

Q. I'm retired, 71, and living on my Social Security and a pension totaling $3,200 monthly. I have an IRA worth $412,000 sitting out of the stock market and another $38,000 in a savings account. I don't trust the stock market and believe it to be overvalued. I'm panicked and frozen. I want to...

When a company that manages 3 billion square feet of real estate decides to make over its headquarters, it's only natural to expect some angst about which workplace trends to follow — let alone set.