Retirement News

It may not seem so obvious, but it should be on your radar.

Applying these rules to your situation could result in a higher benefit for some married retirees.

It's not magic, but it certainly seems like it is.

If you were hoping this long-standing problem with Social Security would be solved soon, you'll be disappointed.

Think twice before you pump the maximum amount of money into your workplace retirement plan.

The COLA is the same for all seniors, but not every retiree will benefit equally from it.

Dumping some square footage could work to your advantage.

Workers need to take care of this task now so they don't have big problems later.

There's an upside to filing at that specific age.

Current retirees are going to need to know these new rules in 2026.

Retirees have long hoped for a fix for this issue, but they may have been offered false hope.

These two REITs don't have a lot in common.

Make sure to set yourself up for success.

Retirees will suffer financially because of these problems with Social Security.

Credit card debt is often a reality in retirement, but you can take steps to get it off your plate.

Steer clear of these blunders so your nest egg works for you.

Social Security benefits are likely to lose purchasing power next year despite a historic cost-of-living adjustment (COLA).

Filing early could work out well, but it could also backfire.

If you haven't yet hit your full retirement age, you're one of those retirees with fewer options for benefit increases.

Increasing your check is possible even after you have claimed benefits. Here's how.