Retirement News

Holding off could benefit you for a less obvious reason.

This could be one silver lining from the recent turbulence.

It could save you a lot of hassle.

Think through your options carefully.

They may all be in Florida, but each town brings something different to the table.

Don't assume it's the most cost-effective option.

Spousal benefits are valuable to married couples, and the qualifications are rather straightforward.

Even if you aren't in a position to save millions, it is possible to build a nest egg.

The program has made a few key changes that went into effect this year.

Big changes could be in store for Social Security -- and not necessarily good ones.

Pay attention to a few key rules.

It's important to know what numbers you're looking at.

It may not be enough of a reason on its own to make a major move, but it's certainly something to consider.

Retirement planning can be a daunting task.

It's important to weigh your options carefully.

The average 70-year-old gets significantly more than the typical retired worker.

Social Security is facing serious challenges that could affect your retirement.

Social Security is running a deficit, and it could get worse next year.

The Motley Fool recently released research on the best counties in which to retire in the U.S.

RMDs are Uncle Sam's way of collecting taxes. However, for you, they represent a way to fund retirement.