Retirement News

The number may not be what you'd expect.

Short-term gains may be followed by concerning long-term losses.

It's OK to develop a filing strategy, but make sure you have a backup plan.

Any increase is welcomed, but it may not be what retirees expect.

The more passive income you line up, the more financially secure your senior years might be.

When it comes to this retirement program, the smart move is to get a handle on the details well before you file for benefits.

These latest changes should be on every retiree's or soon-to-be retiree's radar.

If you hope to maximize your checks, you may want to rethink this claiming age too.

While it may feel next to impossible to save even more money, buffer assets may allow you to preserve your wealth after you've retired. Here's how.

There's an alternate route to take that may be beneficial.

Social Security benefits and cost-of-living adjustments for retired workers are indirectly influenced by state of residence.

Economic events this month could have a huge impact on Social Security recipients.

Far too many people are truly hurting themselves.

It's not a lot, so plan for additional income.

Retired workers can significantly raise their Social Security benefit by claiming at age 70 rather than age 62.

It's advice everyone should take to heart.

Even those far from retirement should know about this.

People approaching retirement should consider whether delaying benefits is worth the monthly increase.

Past, present, and even future cost realities are forcing older Americans into making tough choices. Here's what you can do about it.

If your Medicare coverage is a letdown, you should soon have an opportunity to make changes.