Retirement News

Social Security benefit cuts are on the table, regardless of who wins in November.

You might not be as prepared for retirement as you think.

Social Security's diminishing buying power is a real problem for workers, so the more independent you can be, the better.

Three key steps could add thousands of dollars to your lifetime retirement benefit.

If you don't know the rules, it could cost you thousands in taxes and fees later on.

With the right strategy, you can set yourself up to spend less.

I refuse to let shrinking benefits wreck my retirement.

It's not all doom and gloom, folks. You probably have more saved for retirement than CBS thinks -- and there's still time to save more.

Not even a fourth consecutive year of an above-average cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in 2025 can halt the loss of purchasing power retired workers are contending with.

If contributing to a retirement plan gives you anxiety, consider this often-overlooked feature.

It's too soon to know what next year's COLA will look like, and a smaller raise may not be such a bad thing.

Retirees can expect a benefit increase, but it won't compare to recent years.

Social Security could provide most of your retirement income -- so be sure to get the most out of it.

It might not seem like much today, but you'd be surprised what a few decades in the stock market can do.

Maxing out your Roth IRA now can set you up for a comfortable retirement.

A few smart moves in 2024 can put you on the path to a millionaire retirement.

Even those fortunate enough to avoid state taxes should remember that federal tax rules still apply.

Becoming a millionaire retiree is likely more attainable than you think -- and a 401(k) account can really help you get there.

Don't panic. Your Social Security paycheck isn't guaranteed to shrink.

It's may not be too late to get more out of Social Security.