We tend to think of retirement as a singular event, but it isn't always. You might retire only to realize you miss the social ...

Before you get your mind set on owning a rental property in retirement, understand the risks involved. It's true that your ...

Social Security retirement claims tend to follow a seasonal pattern each year, and they increase over time with the aging of ...

Social Security shouldn't be your only source of income in retirement. Here's why you should think about saving now while you ...

Here’s what you can do to improve your retirement plan and replace potentially missing Social Security income.

Employers with workers nearing retirement age should probably count on seeing them stick around longer than expected—and start planning on how to adapt to the emerging trend. New data indicates that a ...

In 2026, the special earnings rule ends and FRA rises to 67, requiring retirees to plan carefully to maximize Social Security ...

In 2026, the special income rule ends and the Full Retirement Age rises to 67, affecting Social Security planning and ...

The average Social Security payout already isn't enough to comfortably retire and it's expected to be even less in a decade.

The changes in the Social Security retirement system are not sudden, but are part of a gradual plan initiated in 1983 to ensure the financial sustainability of the trust fund. This ...

It has been estimated that the Social Security trust funds will run dry in 2035, so it’s critical to begin saving for ...

I applied for early retirement. Can I stop my Social Security benefits if I take early retirement? And can I work part-time ...