Retirement News

Several approaches will get the job done, but that doesn't make them all right for you.

Delaying Social Security benefits until age 70 can dramatically increase the final payout.

Soon enough, you may get some news that rocks your world.

We know men get larger average benefit checks, but that only tells part of the story.

Settling for less money isn't always a bad thing.

Benefits have been steadily increasing year after year, but there's a sneaky downside.

This trick lets you save tens of thousands more in your retirement accounts.

It's an option worth considering, but be aware of the drawbacks.

Social Security is heading for trouble, and workers and seniors alike will be affected by what happens when it arrives.

Your income is one of the biggest factors deciding how much you'll receive, but not the only one.

There are breathtaking views -- and no taxes on Social Security benefits.

Retirees in these states should be glad to avoid state taxes, but they must also consider the federal tax implications.

It's a big day for anyone who's receiving monthly benefits.

Don't let healthcare costs upend your senior years. Being savvy with your Medicare decisions could leave you spending less.

Though Social Security is in no danger of insolvency, the prospect of a big benefit cut is very much on the table.

These annual increases can help you keep up with inflation -- but probably not as much as you think.

Saving thousands in taxes during retirement ensures you have more money to maximize your golden years.

Knowing your break-even age can help you put the long-term effects of claiming decisions into perspective.

With the right strategy, you can outpace the typical retirement saver by miles.

Here's how to use the IRS' rules about RMDs to potentially increase the amount of money left in your pocket.