Retirement News

As long as you're paying attention to when you need the money and start your planning early, it's quite possible to reach that goal.

It's a new year. Don't be surprised if Social Security looks different.

After all, if you need to work to cover your costs, are you really retired?

It's really OK to get your money sooner -- even if you end up getting less of it.

There's good news for retirees.

Higher living costs forced some people to resort to drastic measures.

Run -- don't walk -- to your nearest Social Security office.

You don't want to wait until tax time to figure this out.

Does it top your list, too?

The investment bank suffered its worst earnings miss in a decade.

Just a few ETFs can help investors progress toward their retirement goals.

If you're a higher earner, you might be.

Social Security benefits just got their biggest cost-of-living adjustment since 1982, and that raise comes with an added bonus.

Would taxing high-earning workers more put America's top retirement program on a firmer foundation?

Jamie explains why this is his favorite ETF (by far).

Running out of money could truly be a nightmare situation. But you can take steps to avoid it.

The average Social Security benefit might be climbing, but this important rule remains the same.

Believe it or not, there are times when you might regret putting your money into popular retirement plans.

It's an important answer to have.

Opening a Roth IRA for your kid can give them a head start on their lifelong financial journey.