For Americans turning 66, the decision about when to file for Social Security is colliding with one of the biggest rule shifts in years. With full retirement age rising, benefit formulas adjusting and ...

Research shows that 44% of U.S. workers say they will wait until full retirement age to claim Social Security and that only 10% intend to wait until age 70, thereby maximizing their benefits. But who ...

Think retiring at 65 is still the golden standard? If you were born in 1959, you're about to discover that the rules have shifted beneath your feet. There's a peculiar milestone waiting for you: an ...

Working after starting to collect Social Security benefits before the full retirement age can temporarily reduce benefits. However, working can also potentially boost Social Security benefits thanks ...

You're allowed to work while receiving benefits from Social Security. Depending on your age, earning too much money could result in having some benefits withheld. The wages you earn could also lead to ...

Age plays an important role in determining your Social Security benefits in more ways than one. You'll have to earn a high salary and continue working throughout your 60s to get the maximum possible ...

It's natural to think of Social Security as a program that matters to retirees only. After all, they're the ones who get to collect benefits. But you should be paying attention to Social Security ...

It's hard to believe that 2025 is pretty much almost over. But now that we've reached the tail end of the year, it's time to start looking toward 2026. If you're receiving Social Security, you should ...