Retirement News

Two changes could keep the Social Security trust fund solvent through 2096, but neither option is good for everyone.

Your 401(k) is a strong choice for retirement, but there are strings attached.

These blunders could leave you less financially secure in retirement.

Taking benefits early could be a smart retirement decision.

You don't have to wait until you're 62 to start beefing up your benefit.

Answering these questions will ensure you're aware of your financial situation approaching retirement.

A rule change now gives you more flexibility with your money.

It's not just the size of your monthly payment you should focus on -- think about your lifetime benefits.

The time horizon should be front-of-mind for long-term investors.

Act quickly to avoid taking a huge financial loss.

It should give you some confidence about the program's longevity.

With a solid strategy in place, you're more likely to be able to take advantage of lucky situations the market may offer.

You don't want to be left wishing you'd made different choices when it comes to this important source of income.

Don't let taxes take you by surprise in retirement.

You may want to delay your filing for one key reason.

Some experts believe Social Security benefits have fallen behind inflation, but one change to the annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) calculation could help.

There are few forces in investing as powerful as compound earnings. Use it to your advantage.

Most people aren't eligible, but find out here if you make the cut.

Here's exactly how to make $1 million in savings a reality.

Your choices might impact your spouse in different ways.