Retirement News

There's more to the math than you might think.

The money necessary to avoid benefit cuts has to come from somewhere.

There's a specific reason it pays to branch out.

Keep these risks -- such as inflation and longevity -- in mind as you plan for a secure retirement.

This has been a long time in the making.

Depending on the income stream, it could be enough -- but it's still risky.

You need to brace for changing costs.

Working while on Social Security has advantages, but you could also end up with less Social Security income -- at least temporarily.

It's important to know what options you have.

Don't let a job change derail your retirement plans.

Here's how to easily minimize the impact of the IRA 10-year rule.

The right strategy is key to making your savings last.

You don't need to have earned income yourself to save in one of these accounts.

All three states are located in the Southern part of the U.S., and retirees have been happily heading there.

While you have a lot going on as you leave a job, it's important to make a plan for your existing 401(k).

Fix this kind of error and your future Social Security benefits may increase.

It may seem like an afterthought, but naming a beneficiary to your retirement account is critical. Here's why.

Waiting has its upsides, but claiming early has its benefits, too.

With the right strategy, you don't have to fall behind.

This little-known Social Security rule trips way too many people up.