Retirement News

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There is some good news for retirees with the latest 2027 Social Security COLA projections.

Delaying your claim as long as possible isn't always the smartest move.

The House has passed a bill meant to protect older Americans from losing money to fraudsters. Here's how it would work.

It's a perpetual risk but one you can mitigate.

Most states do not tax Social Security, but the federal government does.

In an attempt to preserve your savings, you might limit your options.

The (projected) fifth-largest raise in the last 36 years could accelerate the timeline to sweeping benefit cuts.

Tariffs impact more than inflation. Here's how they may also be affecting your retirement account.

An early filing may not be the unwise move you think it is.

A structural issue with how Social Security COLAs are calculated isn't hurting retirees much this year for one simple reason.

The Senior Citizens League is predicting a large COLA, but that's not necessarily good news.

Learn how to differentiate between "pre-tax," "tax-deferred," "tax-free" and "tax-exempt" accounts.

A large COLA could be coming, but it may still leave you wanting more.

No matter how you feel about required minimum distributions, they are mandatory.

A smaller raise could have a silver lining.

This could help keep your tax bill more manageable this year.

The typical savings balance may not be what you expect.

Your tax bill could look a lot bigger than you were expecting because of this.

Planning for retirement improves more than your bank account.