Retirement News

Social Security's not the only benefit getting a boost next year.

These common benefits are seriously misunderstood.

You may be eligible to receive hundreds of dollars per month.

Sometimes, it's worth signing yourself up for a lower benefit for life.

With Social Security on a collision course with insolvency, discussing how to fix the program is a debate worth having.

The less debt you have going into retirement, the better.

Many people are making an incorrect -- and costly -- assumption.

The president's efforts to strengthen Social Security are liable to come up short in more ways than one.

Many retirees will find that Social Security alone isn't enough to cover their living expenses.

An account with lower fees and greater flexibility can help you save much more for retirement.

There are pros and cons to wrapping up your careers at the same time.

As the old adage goes, anything that can go wrong will go wrong.

These things could have a huge effect on your monthly checks.

Health Savings Accounts can be a great way to save for retirement. Here's why you'll wish you'd heard of this sooner.

The right moves on your part could lead to a higher payday throughout retirement.

Retiring with $1 million is more achievable than you might think.

Annuities can be compelling -- offering regular income that can be fixed and that can even increase over time.

A recent study provides a clear answer to the question: What is the best age for retired workers to start Social Security benefits?

There are some absolute game-changers here.

You'll want to maximize your benefits for yourself -- but you also need to think about your spouse.