Retirement News

Here's how the Social Security ideas of the presumptive nominees of the two major political parties compare.

You don't want to take marriage lightly because it can impact the type of retirement you have.

It may not work out as well as you'd think.

All of these are pretty big.

Beneficiaries are on pace to get a smaller COLA next year.

You don't want to miss out on a chance to boost your tax-free income during retirement.

An extremely popular Social Security claiming age may be shortchanging retired workers.

Knowing this figure can help you stretch your savings as far as possible.

You don't have to worry about reaching your retirement goals this year if you pick up these strategies.

When retirement rolls around, you'll be glad you took action.

It's a move that could pay off -- but only under the right circumstances.

Social Security is apt to play a big role in your retirement. But it's important to know what to expect.

If you don't plan ahead, it can be surprisingly difficult to try to retire before a standard retirement age.

It sounds like a good thing until you have to pay it back.

It could work out really well for you if you're married.

College savings isn't the only way you can help your kid financially.

A 401(k) loan may not be the great idea you think it is.

Filing for benefits early will result in a financial hit, but in some cases, it may be worth it.

Social Security spousal benefits are good for those with a limited work history, but they differ from standard workers' benefits.

Not calculating your break-even point could leave you wishing you'd made a different choice. Find out here how to do it.