Retirement News

There's no way to know next year's COLA, but here's what we do know.

It could help to get it out of the way.

It may not be the best idea after all.

You've probably planned for healthcare and housing costs -- but have you considered how safe your retirement city actually is? These five cities scored highest for crime safety in The Motley Fool's 2026 Best Places to Retire rankings.

This one could really trip you up.

Will you be eligible for the tax savings available to seniors?

You have a number of options if you're looking to save more.

At one time, a sub-6% mortgage would have seemed like a miracle. Today, it just raises questions about buying a home versus investing.

It's important to know what options you have.

It can be a financially rewarding strategy, but it's not your only option.

It's possible to get a $124,000 retirement income from Social Security, but it isn't very common.

Your current tax bracket should help guide your decision.

How you handle RMDs can cost you.

Retirees can maximize their Social Security income by claiming benefits at age 70.

The best time to claim Social Security Spousal benefits is after you know what to expect and can properly plan for the future.

It's important to understand what Medicare does and doesn't cover.

It's time to change your approach to building your nest egg.

Don't assume you're doomed to being cash-strapped.

There's a reason I keep returning to this account year after year.

You might not be as far off as you might think.