Retirement News

Sometimes the early claimer really does wind up with the most cash.

There's a reason that benefit is so out of reach.

We don't know how much benefits will increase yet, but here's what we do know.

RMDs don't just create a tax liability. They might hurt you financially in other ways, too.

It's sort of a good news/bad news situation.

Dave Ramsey says you can take Social Security at 62 if you invest all of it. But most people can't do this, and many who can probably shouldn't.

Social Security benefits have (arguably) lost buying power over the last decade due to a flaw in the way cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) are calculated.

You still have time to tap into these 401(k) benefits if you get started now.

Plenty of rich people are putting their future financial security in jeopardy.

Retirees may find that the many months of missed payments may not be worth the increased monthly benefit.

It's not too late to get the ball rolling on your retirement savings goals for 2024.

Early retirement is more than possible, but it pays to take steps to address some of the hiccups you might face.

Those on Social Security are losing thousands because of laws passed in 1983 and 1993. Here's why.

These changes are all important.

There's more to Social Security's cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) than meets the eye.

Most personal finance experts recommend waiting until 70 to claim Social Security, but there are some downsides to consider.

Some seniors get a boost at this age -- but there's a trade-off.

Here's how big a raise Social Security recipients might receive next year.

There are many tools to help you retire with financial security.

Being proactive and flexible is key to managing the ups and downs of your retirement.