Retirement News

Nearly three-fifths of retired workers could maximize their lifetime Social Security income by initially collecting benefits at a specific age within the traditional claiming range (62 through 70).

Find out if your 401(k) retirement saving is on track.

Social Security recipients have a lot riding on that key number.

Put these on your July to-do list ASAP.

It might not be as much as you were expecting.

Fixing this could help seniors' Social Security benefits go further.

Learn from their mistakes now, so they don't become yours.

There are steps to take today to secure a retirement two years down the road.

Learn more about how Medicare provides only limited coverage for skilled nursing facilities.

Why pass up an opportunity to save yourself some money and do good for others at the same time?

Social Security is in trouble -- and the president's policies have made it worse.

If you want a more secure retirement, don't buy into these common myths.

Estimates may be pointing to a larger raise in the new year, but don't celebrate that just yet.

We could be waiting a few more years before we find out what's next for the program.

It's an important thing to plan for.

The age you claim benefits has a massive impact on your retirement even if you're maxing out Social Security.

Investing for retirement seems out of reach for many Americans. What can you do if you're one of them?

I don't want to count on Social Security too much for these big reasons.

Believe it or not, it's a good time to run through these exercises.

The difference between a robust retirement and one that's cutting it uncomfortably close is largely a matter of limiting the nickel-and-dime costs.