Retirement News

You may have big plans for 2022. Should filing for Social Security be one of them?

You may be in line for a bailout courtesy of Social Security.

It may be a less obvious choice for socking funds away for your senior years.

Take these four steps to protect your retirement timeline.

These are details you don't want to gloss over.

Don't pass up a great opportunity.

Filing for benefits in the new year is a decision you might bemoan after the fact.

Change isn't always a good thing.

The current COVID-19 situation has a lot of people rattled. But should it upend your plans to leave the workforce behind?

Unhappy with the progress you're making in your 401(k)? Here's why you may be setting yourself up for disappointment.

It's not a totally unfounded fear, but it shouldn't lead you astray.

Funding an HSA makes sense -- but should you do so at the expense of your other savings?

Some people struggle to retire early. Others have the opposite problem and don't manage to stay in the workforce when they want to.

When the "three-legged stool" of a pension, Social Security, and personal savings isn't enough, you'll need to cover your costs somehow.

The decision to file for benefits gets harder when there's a spouse involved.

Here's how to set yourself up for success.

Social Security will continue as usual in 2022, but storms are brewing that are getting tougher to ignore.

If your goal is to leave the workforce ahead of your peers, you'll need to watch out for these pitfalls.

If Social Security isn't providing you with enough income, here are some options to look at.

Consider yourself warned.