Retirement News

It may not be easy, but these things need to get done.

Higher living costs don't have to get in the way of your goals.

It may be enough to prevent benefit cuts.

The U.S. government has never defaulted on its debt. If it happens, there are questions about what would happen to Social Security.

Social Security has a huge immigration dilemma -- but it may not be what you think.

It's important to know the rules in this scenario.

The quick answer? It depends on where you live.

The sooner you act on them, the more you'll benefit.

Starting with a completely clean slate free of the usual investment baggage is a liberating, insightful exercise.

It could spare you a world of anguish if things take a turn for the worse.

Every year, the Social Security Administration does a cost-of-living adjustment to benefits.

This super simple, low-maintenance portfolio maximizes your rewards while minimizing your risks.

Benefits could get slashed in the not-so-distant future, but that's not guaranteed to happen.

This could lead to a much larger refund check.

This question could potentially make or break your retirement.

It's an opportunity you don't want to pass up.

There could be some serious tax rewards in it for you.

Talk about a lousy situation to land in.

By starting now, you'll be in a good position to crush your Roth IRA goals this year.

Wealthier retirees could lose out if one proposal goes through.