Retirement News

Social Security can be complicated, but forgetting these key rules could come at a cost.

Make sure you understand how these benefits work.

You probably never guessed a 401(k) match could go this far.

Your checks may not increase by as much as you'd hoped for next year.

There are only three boxes to check, but that's still a tall order.

Due to a midsummer dip in inflation, COLA estimates have dropped.

It's important to have your facts straight.

The good news is that you can act on some or all of these secrets yourself.

A nice benefits boost could be on the way, but it doesn't help retirees right now.

More states used to tax Social Security, but now we're down to these eight.

Making these mistakes could put your long-term security at risk.

Seniors may be disappointed, but there's a reason for the shift.

Waiting as long as possible doesn't always pay off.

A $240,000 annual retirement income would provide freedom and flexibility, but is it achievable?

Many retired couples rely on Social Security income.

Relying too heavily on those benefits could hurt you.

Maximizing your Social Security benefits can help shore up your financial security -- and there are ways to do it without having to extend your working years.

The trade-offs for waiting aren't insignificant. Just make sure your current plan actually accomplishes what you need it to in the long run.

A seven-figure nest egg doesn't have to be a pipe dream -- but you need to understand how much to save to make it a reality.

Working can cause you to temporarily forfeit some benefits, but you get the money back eventually.