Retirement News

Skipping it could cost you thousands of dollars.

Confused about cost-of-living adjustments? Here's how they work.

Choosing the right age to take Social Security is critical. Here's how to tell what's best for you.

You have an opportunity to set yourself up with better coverage.

Free money is a good thing, but here's why giving up your 401(k) match might be a reasonable choice.

Early retirees could be helped at least a little by a Social Security change going into effect next year.

Do you share the same concern?

The Social Security program will undergo several important revisions next year, but recent surveys suggest those changes will surprise many Americans.

There's quite a few things to be happy about here.

It's by no means the smallest raise seniors have gotten.

This is what a 3.2% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will do to the monthly checks of more than 66 million beneficiaries in 2024.

The many months before someone breaks even by delaying benefits may not be worth the wait.

Having to hold down a job may offer hidden benefits.

How to boost your savings by hundreds of thousands of dollars with next to no effort.

Retirees should understand how Social Security benefits are taxed, and what they can do to minimize taxes in retirement.

Not sure what Medicare Advantage entails? Here's the information you need.

It's not just how much you get -- it's also when you get it.

You're pretty lucky if you qualify for one of these.

If you're a senior citizen, you have until Dec. 7 to make choices that could potentially save you hundreds of dollars each month.

These blunders could be very costly for you.