Retirement News

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.

A higher payday during retirement could be yours -- if you play your cards right.

If your nest egg needs a boost, here are three moves worth making in the new year.

When you're married, it's not just your own needs to consider when filing for benefits.

It's a decision you certainly don't want to botch.

You don't want to miss out on these opportunities.

These moves could be your ticket to a seven-figure nest egg.

Be careful where you settle down in retirement. It could affect your benefits.

These policies could really use a refresh.

Be careful not to start off retirement on the wrong foot.

You and your spouse should work together to maximize those benefits.

There's a key time-vs.-money trade-off you can use to increase your monthly Social Security check by 24%.

You may want to work later in life -- and there's nothing wrong with that.

Here's how to make the most of your retirement plan.