Retirement News

The IRS recently released the inflation-adjusted limits -- here's the new info for retirement savers.

Here is the roadmap to join nearly a half-million 401(k) millionaires.

Thanks to higher income limits in 2025, you might now qualify to make direct contributions to a Roth IRA.

It's important to know what to expect from Social Security, and there's a fairly easy way to find out.

Becoming a millionaire is very possible for many of us -- especially if we use tax-advantaged retirement accounts.

The average benefit has jumped significantly, but it still may not be enough to be your only retirement income source.

In 2025, you'll have the opportunity to sock away even more money in your 401(k) thanks to higher contribution limits.

Want to know how your 401(k) balance stacks up against your peers'? Let's take a look.

Make sure you're prepared if you're thinking of going back to work.

Don't fall into the same trap.

Spoiler: The best age is 70. But it's not the best age for everyone.

If we look at the data, there's a clear answer.

Delaying benefits could earn you more than you might think each month.

This powerful strategy can supercharge your savings.

Claiming Social Security benefits at 62 can greatly reduce your monthly payout.

These annual changes could surprise both retirees and workers.

I'm not too proud to admit that I've had a change of heart.

People hoping to receive the maximum Social Security benefit need to pay close attention to the yearly wage base limits.

Next year's Social Security raise is already a disappointment. But things could get even worse in 2026.

The following changes will affect monthly benefits as well as Social Security payroll taxes.