Retirement News

This bad news isn't for retirees.

Next year's raise isn't exactly generous, but that doesn't mean your finances are doomed.

Excess 529 plan contributions can now take on a whole new purpose besides education costs that could prove even more valuable to the beneficiary.

This could help those who routinely take medications save a ton of money next year.

Some of the most powerful strategies take little to no effort.

There's no need to stick with a plan that isn't meeting your needs to the fullest.

Claiming early has its drawbacks, but one of them is about to get a little easier to manage next year.

If you earn a large paycheck, you may not be happy about this news.

Don't start counting that extra money just yet.

The average benefit varies widely by age, and research shows some filing ages are better than others.

It's an option worth looking into, but it may not be ideal for you.

Your Social Security benefit will be reduced, but in some cases it can still make sense to start collecting benefits early.

Retired workers on Social Security will receive a 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment in 2025.

Be mindful of these numbers if you plan to work and collect Social Security at the same time.

If you're married or divorced, you may be getting a Social Security raise next year.

The Social Security Administration announced a hefty increase to the taxable maximum for next year.

You might admire him, but you don't need to follow his lead.

There are some big pitfalls to avoid, and the penalties could be substantial.

A Social Security benefits increase is coming. But higher Medicare Part B premiums are likely coming, too.

Benefits are rising in the new year, but for many, they still won't be enough to live on.