Retirement News

It's a clear problem, but there are ways you can make it less of an issue.

You shouldn't have to struggle financially, but it's still important to be cautious.

It's important to protect what could be your one guaranteed source of retirement income.

You could risk ending up sorely unhappy with your returns.

An above-average benefit boost is likely on the way.

Having a plan in place could help give you some peace of mind.

Don't wait until your checks stop coming to start figuring this out.

Recent changes have taken a toll on Social Security, and the new report will likely reflect that.

While it's good to contribute a lot to a tax-advantaged account, there can be a huge drawback.

Cost of living adjustments all come down to what consumer prices are doing.

Social Security recipients anticipate October to learn more about how their finances will look for the following year.

Making some smart tax moves now could save you a heck of a lot come next April.

It's important to know the ins and outs if you're about to embark on that next stage of life.

There's an important tweak you need to make.

Women have come a long way since 1974, but they still have some catching up to do.

Now's the time to make sure your plan holds up.

You completed your taxes by April 15, got your refund if you were owed one, and now what? Perform a retirement checkup.

The benefit amount varies widely between two groups of retirees.

The Senior Citizens League predicts a 2027 COLA of 3.9%. This is how much it would boost your monthly benefit.

Married couples who misunderstand spousal benefits could make financial mistakes in retirement.