Retirement News

It may be a reasonable goal, but it's also not one you have to commit to.

If you want to delay claiming your Social Security benefits until age 70, you won't come out ahead until you live beyond your break-even age.

The loss of a portion of Social Security could be a terrible thing for seniors who rely on that money.

You may be owed hundreds of dollars more per month in benefits.

It's important to have realistic expectations.

There's no getting around the fact that stocks are the only way to build a nest egg that outgrows inflation meaningfully.

Both men and women can collect more from Social Security by making certain smart moves.

There are numerous benefits to funding a health savings account.

Taking benefits earlier maximizes lifetime income for many retirees.

It's best to ease in to avoid a shock to your system.

You may still owe taxes on those Social Security benefits.

A higher monthly benefit could do a lot for your retirement.

The president promised not to make cuts, but changes will be needed at the current rate.

Make time for these if retirement is only half a decade away.

Delaying Social Security doesn't make sense if you're claiming spousal benefits -- or in these other two situations.

Setting retirement savings goals is a crucial step in financial planning.

It's always a good time to go for the gusto with a Roth IRA.

It may not be the news seniors want to hear, but it's important to face reality.

Your income has an enormous impact on the amount you collect from Social Security.

Working as long as you want to isn't guaranteed.