Retirement News

Don't give up yet. You've still got time.

It's a change that's going to be costly.

Roth IRAs offer lots of flexibility. That can be a good thing and a bad one.

Even in retirement, you may not be able to escape taxes.

The raise is much smaller than the previous year's 8.7%, but Social Security recipients will still appreciate the bump.

Seniors finally know what cost-of-living adjustment they'll receive in the new year.

Comparing health insurance plans doesn't have to be complicated.

Consider these key questions to determine if you're financially prepared to retire.

Retired workers in some states receive Social Security checks that are significantly bigger than the national average.

Medicare will soon begin negotiations with drugmakers for the first time ever.

It's great to save in a 401(k) -- but it probably shouldn't be your only retirement account.

There are multiple benefits to postponing retirement -- some of which you might not be aware of.

If the program can't get its money back, its financial situation is apt to only get worse.

The financial cost could be bigger than you might think.

If you start early and invest aggressively, you might end up retiring with a massive pile of cash.

Don't let these common myths trip you up in retirement.

One study sheds light on some of retirees' biggest regrets.

Avoiding these blunders could work wonders for your finances.

Even if you're doing all you can with your work-based retirement plan, it probably won't be enough to fund the retirement you want.

You might be able to, but there are issues to be considered -- ask the pros.