Retirement News

Because Social Security rules can be complicated, many people don't even realize when they make a mistake that could cost them.

It's an important time of the year for seniors, so pay close attention.

This idea for reforming Social Security is popular with Americans of both major political parties.

Start early, invest regularly, and let the stock market do the work.

A reduction in benefits isn't optimal, but in some cases, it can make a lot of sense.

The biggest announcement of the year is right around the corner, but it could leave some of Social Security's more than 66 million beneficiaries disappointed.

You can't reach your retirement goals if you haven't set the bar somewhere.

Taking Social Security early could be more costly than you might think.

Short on retirement income? You're not doomed to boredom by any means.

Contrary to a common assumption, a portion of your Social Security income could be subject to federal -- and even state -- taxes.

Don't max out your 401(k) until you've funded this account.

You might sorely regret falling victim to any of these.

Retirees choosing the most-popular claiming age may be leaving Social Security income on the table.

You may be tempted to get your money, but waiting could really pay off.

Benefits are on pace for an above-average cost-of-living adjustment next year.

Uncle Sam could cut your Social Security payments for a few reasons.

With the right discipline and planning, nearly anyone can enjoy their golden years, and I have the math to prove it.

Social Security needs a financial lifeline. Read on to see why one seemingly unpopular solution is actually a pretty decent one.

Social Security isn't as reliable as it once was. Here's what you need to know.

Retirees don't have too much to worry about with a possible federal government shutdown looming.