Retirement News

Social Security's cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2027 is expected to be announced Oct. 14. What might it mean for you?

Knowing these rules in advance could help you avoid some costly mistakes.

A potential tie for the sixth-largest Social Security raise since 1993 is only part of the story for retirees.

Pay close attention so you don't miss out on any key details.

Are you prepared for this benefit change to hit your check?

Social Security isn't disappearing, but it'll probably look different in the future.

Trumpflation, fueled by the Iran war, may lift Social Security’s 2027 raise well above projections.

Potential bumps like this don't come around often.

While it might be difficult to distinguish a pump-and-dump from enthusiastic, legitimate investment advice, here are ways to protect yourself.

FINRA and other industry regulators offer free tools and resources to help investors research investment professionals, firms, and products with confidence.

Scammers often seek out older investors, typically by phone or email, impersonating trusted authorities.

You can start making an educated guess about how much your benefits might increase.

The penalties can be steep if you miss an RMD, so be sure to avoid these mistakes.

A large number doesn't tell the whole story.

Retirees should still receive a decent-sized benefits boost.

The big reveal doesn't have to come as a total shock.

If you're on Social Security, you need to know what's coming.

The big reveal happens soon, but here's some information that might help today.

You become eligible for Social Security benefits at 62, but don't make any decisions without knowing these facts.

A historic energy supply disruption may lead to an outsize Social Security raise in 2027.