Retirement News

I used to be convinced that I'd claim Social Security at 62 -- but two big factors changed my opinion.

You don't want to give up money that's rightfully yours.

You don't want to do this before considering the pros and cons.

If you're concerned about keeping your Social Security benefits, here's what you need to know.

It'll be business as usual for these seniors this tax season.

These are all helpful things to know before retirement, actually.

A major change to Social Security is approaching fast, and retirees need to know about it.

Not understanding it could cost you.

Don't blow a big opportunity.

A key Medicare benefit was scheduled to end, but lawmakers have provided a temporary reprieve.

It's a move you might sorely regret.

Social Security is a safety net that ensures retired adults have a basic income, but everyone pays into the program.

Most commonly offered advice says you "should" wait until 70 to retire, but what if 70 (or even 67) isn't right for you?

There's a big trap you could fall into.

They're changes that impact workers, not retirees.

It's not just a matter of avoiding taxes.

Don't let these catch you off guard.

A little preparation could go a long way.

If you plan to retire in one of the states where Social Security falls short, don't panic -- but you'll want alternate sources of income.

Don't assume you're doomed to smaller payments forever.