Retirement News

Keep these in mind, whether you're close to claiming benefits or many years away.

It's a simple move that could spare you a world of regret.

This move could have a significant effect on your financial future.

Here's how to slash your costs and free up income for other expenses.

More than a few states tax Social Security benefits. See if yours is one of them.

Delaying your filing could be the smartest retirement move you'll make.

It's easier than you may think to increase the size of your monthly checks.

It may be a smaller number than you think.

This lesser-known tactic could be worth employing.

Just because you're moving on doesn't mean you should neglect your retirement savings.

Many of us will have little choice -- we'll have to start at 62.

Despite a generous bump in benefits, Social Security is already lagging behind.

If you play your cards right, you could set the stage to meet your retirement goals.

Steer clear of these blunders at all costs.

Are you in line for a massive payday?

There are drawbacks to claiming early.

While 67 may seem like a good age to sign up for benefits, you may want to choose a different age.

If retirement is nearing and your savings are lacking, you're not necessarily doomed.

You might have options if your Medicare coverage isn't working out.

Living costs are soaring. Here's what retirees can do to get by.