Retirement News

There's a lot we still don't know about what the future holds for the program.

It's hard to plan for your future expenses, but it's worth the effort.

The average monthly Social Security check can change pretty drastically between ages 62 and 99.

If any of these situations apply to you, consider claiming your Social Security benefits well before full retirement age.

These mistakes could affect how much you receive monthly for your benefits.

Buying into these misconceptions could really mess with your planning.

There could be big changes on the horizon for Social Security.

Consistent investments into an S&P 500 ETF can lead you to seven-figure land with enough time.

Gear up for these big shifts.

The U.S. may be just days away from defaulting on its debt obligations. For Social Security's more than 66 million beneficiaries, such an event could bring mixed emotions.

It's important to understand how the Social Security benefits formula works so you can make informed choices about your benefits.

It's time to get with the program and know what financial advice not to use.

There are some reasons the IRS allows early withdrawals, but are any of them a good idea for you?

The expensive 401(k) fees can eat away at an investor's returns.

It's a tough call, to say the least. But it's important to get it right.

Deciding when to take Social Security is more complicated than it may seem.

You'll need to manage your savings carefully so your money lasts as long as you need it to.

It's best to use Social Security as a supplemental source of income.

The program's cost-of-living adjustments have failed to keep pace with inflation.

These three steps are essential for squeezing every last penny out of your 401(k).