Retirement News

Social Security's upcoming cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) may offer a rare instance where history is made, but disappointment is the end result.

The Democratic presidential nominee has pledged to help the program thrive. But she has a lot of work to do.

Hawaii can be a fantastic retirement destination -- if you can afford it.

Retired residents of these states are keeping a little more of their income than they would by living elsewhere.

Relying on this popular guideline could cost you thousands of dollars over the long run.

A living trust isn't the right option for everyone, but it has key benefits that separate it from a will.

Retirees can expect a boost in benefits heading into 2025.

How does your IRA or 401(k) compare?

Are you curious if you've saved more in your 401(K) than your peers? Find out how you stack up.

A higher monthly payday could be yours -- for life.

Social Security's 2025 cost-of-living adjustment is on pace to be the smallest since 2021.

You may receive less than you expect from Social Security.

A monster-sized nest egg could be yours if you play your cards right.

Fewer than 1% of American workers get the maximum possible Social Security benefit. Will you?

There's good and bad news about how Social Security has changed over the years.

The system needs a serious overhaul.

I've learned a lot over the years, and I cannot overstate the importance of these retirement moves.

Being exempt from the taxes has benefits on the front end, but you should be mindful of how it affects your retirement income.

It's an estate-planning tool worth considering for many reasons.

The average Social Security benefit for retirees at age 70 is much higher than the average payout at age 62.