Retirement News

Social Security's 2025 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) forecast continues to climb -- but it's not great news for most retirees.

Procrastination can really hurt your future financial security.

Racking up $1 million for retirement is still possible, depending on the amount of time you have, your strategy, and market conditions.

You can get closer to the retirement you've always dreamed of by tapping into the benefits of this account.

Keep this in mind if you end up claiming benefits early.

You can enjoy a world of tax savings and financial upside if you choose the right home for your money.

While the rules of 401(k)s are pretty strict regarding withdrawals, there's one exception you should know about.

A generous COLA might seem like a good thing. Here's why it's not.

Half of adults nearing retirement age underestimate their annaul Social Security benefit by more that $1,116, and one-quarter underestimate their future benefit by more than $5,167.

You just might be able to have the type of life that Warren Buffett hopes that the children of the superrich will live.

For some people, this strategy could boost benefits by 24% or more.

If it seems like your nest egg is growing sluggishly, fear not. You may end up with more money than expected come retirement.

Knowing these rules can help maximize your monthly payments.

It's helpful to know which income sources you can fall back on once you're no longer working.

Don't put yourself in a situation that might make you miserable.

Social Security isn't exactly known for its generous COLAs. Are the days of ultra-large raises behind us?

Most people aren't saving enough, but that doesn't mean a comfortable retirement is too out of reach to bother trying.

Being savvy with your HSA could make your senior years much less financially stressful.

This trick only works in certain scenarios.

You may be entitled to a pretty nice payday from Social Security even if you never worked.