Retirement News

The average 70-year-old gets significantly more money than the average Social Security recipient. Here are the latest numbers.

I'm on my way to reaching my financial goals. Here's what I did right -- and wrong.

The Fed isn't done cutting interest rates, but don't let that throw you for a loop.

Social Security benefits are adjusted yearly to help retirees' purchasing power keep pace with inflation.

You can lock in a higher payday each month. But whether you should is a different story.

The Social Security Administration will release next year's COLA on Oct. 10 on their official website.

Blanket Social Security payroll tax increases are not popular, but there's one tax hike a lot of Americans can get behind.

It's important to manage your nest egg strategically and not just rely on general guidance.

Warren Buffett's favorite state for retirement is Nebraska. You might enjoy its good healthcare and lack of an estate tax, too.

According to one metric, Social Security benefits are on pace to lose buying power in 2025 for the second consecutive year.

Don't assume that a less robust raise will wreck your finances in the new year.

Everyone's counting the days to the COLA announcement -- but it's just the beginning.

You'll find amazing natural beauty in Montana, along with good healthcare -- and some taxes.

It's a big piece of information we're still missing.

The Fed's actions might impact your day-to-day finances, but they shouldn't affect your long-term plans.

Social Security spousal benefits can provide couples with additional retirement income. Here's what you need to know.

On average, Social Security's 2025 COLA will be largest for retired workers at age 70.

This year's COLA is likely to be 2.6% or lower.

Yes, there are casinos, but there's a lot more to Nevada.

Many investors in this age group are just starting the stage of life where they can begin tucking away serious money for retirement.