Retirement News

Benefit cuts could happen fairly soon. But that doesn't mean your finances are doomed.

Your retirement savings are truly meant for one thing: retirement.

You don't want to make this decision without understanding the consequences.

It's something you definitely need to account for.

Although taxing high earners to strengthen Social Security might be popular on paper, it's a solution that's almost assured to fail.

Understanding how the core parts of Social Security work is important.

A lot of people do this without even realizing it.

A rollover doesn't always make sense -- be sure to know when that is.

It pays to fund an HSA and reserve that money for retirement. Here's why.

If you don't focus on retirement savings now, you might regret it later.

You'll need savings on top of Social Security. But how much should you aim for?

The cost of a forgotten 401(k) is more than you might think.

The Social Security Expansion Act could increase benefits by $2,400 per year, while keeping the program fully funded over the next 75 years.

It's time to take off those rose-colored glasses.

Delaying benefits may cause you to receive less money overall.

Living abroad can give you a shockingly lower cost of living, but there are some drawbacks, too.

Less reliance on those benefits could lead to a more financially stable retirement.

Most lawmakers in Washington seem to understand that Social Security needs change.

Knowing if taxes apply to you can help you better plan your retirement finances.

You may be years away from claiming benefits, but this is all good information to have.