Retirement News

The number might surprise you -- and not in a good way.

Married or divorced? You could qualify for spousal benefits.

You might regret claiming benefits at age 65.

Throwing more money into your account isn't the only way to grow your wealth.

Experts now believe Social Security is headed for a 2.6% COLA in 2025, which is bigger than expected, but retirees shouldn't just excited.

Ending your career along with your partner has its pros and cons.

Your Social Security increase could be lower in 2025, based on the best current forecast.

Sometimes, happy financial surprises can happen.

Just because you stop working doesn't mean your income will drop to $0.

Younger workers think they'll need to save more, but are they right?

Waiting just a few years can make a huge difference when you're maxing out Social Security.

Social Security's raises aren't always much to write home about.

Many people's long-term savings need work. Does your nest egg need a serious boost?

It takes a very specific set of circumstances to be able to snag Social Security's maximum benefit.

With a decent asset allocation plan, you give yourself a fighting chance of sidestepping the market's volatility on the money you're getting ready to spend.

The amount near-retirees have saved up may vary wildly, but it's not too late for them to improve their situation.

The basic strategy for successful retirement investing is well-known, but you might be surprised at how minimal effort can still build millions over the long haul.

Looking for financial security in retirement? How does dependable income for the rest of your life sound?

Put yourself in a position where money doesn't have to be a concern.

One presidential candidate has a clear lead when it comes to Social Security.