Retirement News

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.

New developments have led to an update in the actuary's assessment of Social Security's financial health.

A Trump executive order will directly impact more than 500,000 Social Security beneficiaries.

Typical Americans don't seem to have socked away as much as they'll likely need or want.

Make sure you're prepared for a big shake-up.

The federal government needs to act fast to save one of the country's most important social programs.

There are good reasons to automate your RMD and reasons not to. See which are more compelling to you.

Don't expect too much from Social Security.

What if there was a way to build your savings habit while getting "free money" from your employer?

Spoiler: The average benefit isn't a lot, but you shouldn't be counting on a lot from Social Security, anyway.

Social Security retirees are now projected to get a larger benefits increase in 2026 than originally expected.

It's a mistake you truly don't want to make.