Retirement News

There's an opportunity you may be able to take advantage of.

April isn't a headline month for retirees, but three deadlines and rule changes taking effect now could cost you money if you're not paying attention.

If you are looking to keep your taxes down in retirement, The Motley Fool's 2026 Best Places to Retire report has options for you to consider.

Florida, California, and Texas are the highest-ranked states for retirement.

This move isn't for everyone, but it can give your retirement savings a huge boost.

There will be far fewer employees to staff field offices, and much more will be automated.

Retirees should probably brace themselves for more sticker shock in the future.

Learn how to protect your Social Security benefits from the IRS' greedy hands.

Talk about a nice surprise.

Don't count on rate cuts from the Fed anytime soon.

While there are plenty of countries in which you can receive Social Security benefits, there are a few where you can't.

If you want to make a switch, the time to get moving is now.

The Social Security Fairness Act made major changes to retirement benefits for spouses and public sector workers.

It could pay to extend your career.

It's not just tax-free withdrawals you can benefit from.

The Motley Fool ranked all 50 states based on what retirees say actually matters. Here are the best.

This number can provide a lot of perspective on time regarding Social Security.

You can retire in the Western U.S. without blowing a hole through your retirement portfolio.

The average is surprisingly high, although the average number itself is also a bit misleading.

Make sure you're really ready before moving forward.