Retirement News

The president may not have wanted to raise Social Security benefits, but that's what appears to be on the way.

Several of Donald Trump's policies threaten to accelerate the timeline for sweeping Social Security benefit cuts.

There is no one-size-fits-all amount a person should save for retirement. However, properly managed, here's how long $1 million can last.

It's simultaneously the easiest and most difficult thing you can do.

Someone's going to pay to fix Social Security, and the cost is rising all the time.

It's important to look beyond the number you see on your screen.

You could wait, but that decision may come back to bite you.

Here's a look at what it takes to retire on half a million dollars at full retirement age.

It's not common, but if it applies to you, you'll definitely want to know in advance.

These are the bases you need to cover before that last paycheck arrives.

It's an approach worth taking.

How does some guaranteed income for the rest of your life sound?

The cost of President Donald Trump's policies threatens to speed up the timeline to sweeping Social Security benefit cuts.

Is the increased benefit worth the many months of waiting?

It's not necessarily a good milestone.

The big story in investing is almost always the balance between risk and reward.

It's not locked in yet, but a big benefit boost looks likely.

Your benefits may not drop, but you could pay in other ways.

Even though open enrollment is months away, it pays to get the ball rolling.

It could be a while before you see this money again.