Retirement News

Retiring early could cause you to get a smaller benefit for reasons that may not be on your radar.

If you don't have a strategy for taking money out of your retirement accounts, your accounts could run dry too soon.

Don't leave money on the table -- if you have a company-sponsored 401(k) you could have some free retirement cash waiting for you.

It's news that could have a huge impact on your monthly retirement budget.

The more you can invest, and the sooner, the more quickly you can achieve millionairehood.

There is no best time to take a required minimum distribution (RMD), but delaying until December can maximize tax-deferred growth and potentially eliminate the need for quarterly estimated payments.

President Donald Trump's tariff policy is expected to have a modest impact on Social Security's "raise" for the upcoming year.

Open enrollment is right around the corner. Here's how to prepare.

If you've claimed Social Security too early and regret it, you may be able to turn back the clock.

You don't want to sign up without understanding this.

Older workers who want to claim Social Security may be surprised to discover there's a limit to how much they can work without losing some of their Social Security checks.

A health savings account provides powerful benefits and can be a great way to cover your medical costs as a retiree.

This change represents the end of an era for Social Security.

Younger workers have made progress in their 401(k)s. How does your balance compare?

A larger Social Security raise comes at a cost.

A Social Security first for this century is likely to be offset by a double dose of bad news.

If you're on SNAP benefits, it's time to brace for change.

Don't miss this critical opportunity to maximize your lifetime benefit.

Your decision on when to claim benefits could add (or subtract) hundreds of dollars per month from your monthly checks.

Older adults can take advantage of special perks that help them save more and access their retirement funds easier.