Retirement News

Housing can be a burdensome expense at any age -- but especially later on.

Two time bombs are ticking -- and one has less time on the clock.

There are benefits to filing for Social Security at 70. But there are also big risks.

Are you living in one of them? Here's what you need to know.

Is America's leading retirement program nothing more than a fraud? Here's the undeniable truth.

If you earn too much before full retirement age, or make these other choices, your Social Security benefits could be smaller.

Patience doesn't pay off in these three situations.

Choosing the right time to claim benefits could revolutionize your retirement.

Although it's fairly close to most people's full retirement age, there's still a measurable price to be paid for starting these benefits earlier than intended.

It's best to leave your 401(k) alone as long as possible. But data shows that savers aren't necessarily doing that.

These tax-advantaged accounts have special rules that could save you serious money.

Early retirement doesn't have to be a distant dream if you're willing to do the work now.

Don't let any of these cost you your benefits.

Concerned about paying for healthcare? You're not alone.

Living in one of them could give you one less thing to worry about in retirement.

The more of these rules you take to heart, the more secure your later years will likely be.

Think very carefully to avoid a world of financial backlash.

The 4% rule is supposed to make your retirement savings last. But is there a better way?

Achieving this goal won't be easy, but even attempting to do so could still boost your retirement benefits.

Which of the two main IRA types is best for you this year?