The Most Common Retirement Money Mistakes Retiring is a huge accomplishment. It’s the end of a hard-working career life and ...

I am a 63-year-old single lady, and I have questions regarding Social Security “early retirement,” though I will still be ...

Waiting until full retirement age ensures that you receive your monthly benefits without a reduction. Filing early, which you can do once you're 62, results in reduced monthly benefits. Delaying your ...

I've been saving up questions I've gotten from readers about benefits for spouses. It's an issue I've covered a hundred times in this column. But the questions still keep coming.

The Social Security Administration reduces your benefit by a percentage of your primary insurance amount for each month you claim Social Security before reaching full retirement age. On the other hand ...

Remember, Social Security may be the one guaranteed source of retirement income you have. Locking in reduced benefits could hurt you if you end up living longer than planned, or if your investments ...

If you're within five years of retirement, it's time to fine-tune your plan. These nine moves can help you set yourself up for a stress-free retirement.

Learn how working after claiming Social Security can increase taxes, trigger Medicare IRMAA surcharges, and affect retirement income planning.

Learn about the Social Security change that almost everyone missed this year, which sets the full retirement age at 67 for ...

U.S. citizens or retirees with resident immigration status can collect their benefits while living abroad. They would receive them via direct deposit to banks in countries that have agreements with ...

Experts weigh in on how to decide when to claim Social Security benefits and whether it’s smart to accelerate that timeline to invest.

Mehmet Oz proposed that Americans should work longer to boost the U.S. economy, suggesting that adding a year of work would generate $3 trillion.