Retirement News

If you look at the research, there's one clear age when you should claim Social Security if you want to maximize your benefits.

This Social Security change could leave retirees with less money.

This sort of thing happens more often than you might think.

Starting next year, you'll be able to save even more.

The more you know about Social Security, the easier it is to grow your checks.

It's important to approach your filing decision with confidence.

That small charge you overlooked may actually be the beginning of a scam.

While reverse mortgages are heavily advertised, they're not your only option.

While maxing out your 401(k) may seem like a good thing, there are actually multiple reasons not to do it.

Going back to work could benefit you, but there are some pitfalls to be aware of.

You need to use your FSA each year -- here are some medical expenses you can put your funds toward today.

A recent study shows that Americans lack knowledge about how Social Security benefits work.

As retirees plan for the upcoming year, taking care of a few key tasks is essential to avoid potential problems.

Pay attention if your goal is to max out.

Will seniors get more Social Security benefits over the coming months?

You're not doomed if your monthly benefits are smaller.

There are more hoops to jump through than you might expect.

Where you live when you retire could make a meaningful difference in how much of your money you're allowed to keep.

If you're looking to play the odds and the averages, just make sure you're using the right numbers.

Signing up for Nov. 19 will be critical for retirees to plan for the upcoming year.