Retirement News

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

The worst may not happen, but you can come out ahead if you're prepared for it -- avoiding financial disasters.

Should you assume you won't get any benefits down the line?

It's a large sum of money -- but will it be enough?

There's time to catch up, but you'll need to act quickly.

Retired workers should be aware of five important changes coming to Social Security next year.

A big announcement is coming this week, and you'll want to tune in for it.

Any U.S. resident looking to enjoy their senior years in a different country should think about a handful of matters sooner rather than later.

One survey shows taking Social Security early is one of retirees' top regrets.

A lot of people are down on Social Security. Here's why you don't need to stress.

Spend a little time exploring possibilities and you may end up with lots of dollars floating your way.

Waiting until age 70 is still the best financial path for most Americans.

A rare win for a majority of Social Security's beneficiaries will disappear in the upcoming year.

If the cost of Part B rises a lot, seniors on Social Security could be seriously out of luck.

Retired workers should understand how to maximize their Social Security benefits.

The Social Security Administration will announce the 2024 COLA on Oct. 12.

A detailed analysis of 20,000 retired-worker Social Security claims reveals one age is optimal more often than all other claiming ages combined.

Checks will still get a boost next year, but it might not be enough for everyone.

An early filing will generally leave you with a reduced monthly benefit for life, but you may be able to get out of that.

Social Security may not be as reliable as it once was.