A phenomenon called the "retirement consumption gap” occurs when you have the financial means to spend more but feel frozen in place. "Die with Zero" dares you to challenge yourself to spend money on ...

Traditional retirement planning encourages saving throughout your working years, often by living frugally. Yet the “die with zero”—or DWZ—movement advocates for spending and giving throughout your ...

Shelby Patrice, CEO and Founder of Budget University, tells us what the "Die with Zero" movement mans and how it challenges traditional saving habits.

Many of today's retirees are baby boomers born between 1946 and 1964. The oldest boomers were born shortly after the Great Depression, and the youngest boomers came of age when mortgage rates averaged ...