Retirement News

Don't allow medical debt to make you sick. There are steps you can take to regain control.

Once you've reached age 50, you have a new opportunity to maximize your retirement investing.

Social Security benefits for retired workers are indirectly influenced by their state of residence.

It's not an income strategy you can bank on.

You don't want to wait until you've got a bill in hand to realize you've missed a gap in your insurance coverage.

There is short-term gridlock in Washington over the budget, but don't overestimate the long-term impact that it will have on your portfolio.

Scammers are slick and will attempt to slip into your life when you're most vulnerable.

Investing on an ongoing basis can help you safely and gradually build up your portfolio.

William Bengen, who introduced the 4% rule in 1994, now thinks retirees may be able to spend more.

Seniors are facing a serious challenge, and next year's COLA might not be enough to overcome it.

By investing regularly every month, you can build up a hefty balance over the years.

Building a $1 million retirement nest egg requires a plan and stick-to-it-ness.

There are actually some important reasons why you may not want to take this approach to saving for retirement.

Both of these IRA flavors offer key advantages.

Understanding the risks of BNPL can help you avoid problems.

Here's what you should expect from Social Security, starting in January.

The quick answer? Yes. But it's not so simple.

Be skeptical of investment fads or "hot tips," do your research, and stay focused on your goals.

This type of fraud often involves bad actors who steal physical checks from mailboxes or U.S. Postal Service collection boxes.

If you start saving in your 40s, becoming a millionaire is potentially still within reach depending on income and spending.