Retirement News

It's a discussion you can't afford to gloss over.

Getting married can boost not only your happiness, but also your financial health.

Is Social Security doomed for millennials?

Starting Social Security at 62 could leave you with a lot less money than if you'd delayed your benefits claim.

Building enough flexibility into your finances to wait to claim your benefits can help in more ways than one.

Can you really afford it?

Make sure you fully understand how the program works.

If you're doing any (or all) of these things, spend a few minutes this week realigning your plan with your long-term goals.

Social Security benefits got their biggest cost-of-living adjustment in decades this year, but retired workers will probably get a much smaller raise in 2024.

The Oracle of Omaha says using these three steps will make an "enormous difference."

Changes to the program can occur, so it's important to stay informed.

Major legislation passed in 2022 could help reduce out-of-pocket costs for many seniors.

Using just a few of these income-producing strategies can make your retirement more secure and comfortable.

There's no guesswork needed if you're trying to figure out how close you are to the rarely seen amount.

Taking your Social Security benefit prior to reaching full retirement age can have a big impact on your wallet.

We talk about Royal Caribbean stock, advice for new investors, dividend reinvestment, and more.

Seniors should prepare now so they're not caught off-guard.

They are a great way to supplement a retirement portfolio.

The forecast for Social Security has gone from bad to worse.

Though the president's overhaul of Social Security would seem to make sense on paper, a deeper dive suggests otherwise.