Retirement News

Your future self will thank you for not putting off these steps.

You may not get benefits yet, but if you're working, Social Security changes still affect you.

An above-average benefit boost is likely on the way for all seniors.

Nobody owns a functioning crystal ball, but in this instance, the market's past performance is a decent indication of what's likely in the long run.

There's more to the story than the amount of money you collect each month.

Some savers can access their money sooner without a problem.

Seniors could be in for a notable raise if current estimates hold up.

With the right approach, it's a goal that may be more than attainable.

The right strategy could leave you paying less.

It's a mixed-bag situation for seniors hoping for a large raise.

I'm giving up savings now to get a bigger reward later.

You might not wind up with as much money as you'd expect.

If there's one thing to prioritize, it's this.

Being proactive about this could make it a lot easier to manage.

Getting this wrong could be devastating at tax time.

It might seem like a nightmare scenario, but there are ways to work around it.

Your checks will get a boost next year, but you still might need to rethink your budget.

It's too soon for retirees to bank on a bigger raise.

For those who claim Social Security benefits before full retirement age, there's a pesky earnings test to contend with. That may soon change.

Shedding square footage is a no-brainer for me.