There are three key mistakes to avoid, including making faulty assumptions about the cost-of-living adjustment. Social ...

Take a look at your current expenses. If you're able to cover them based on your 2025 paycheck and your 2026 raise hasn't ...

Money moves at the wrong time can shrink your benefits, raise your taxes or leave you without a safety net in retirement. Here are 7 steps worth delaying until after you’ve officially called it quits.

There is no right way to retire. Many of today's workers will retire in stages, maintain a part-time job or consulting work, or otherwise stay professionally active.

Retirement is often framed as the reward after decades of work. The alarm clock goes quiet, the schedule opens up, and time finally feels like it belongs to the people who earned it. For many ...

If you're forced out of a job, there may be certain benefits you're entitled to. In addition to weekly unemployment checks, ...

For retirement savers and retirees, the new year brings more than the usual inflation adjustments to retirement contributions ...

Often, retirement brings images of couples traveling the world, relaxing on porches, or downsizing to a sunny condo. However, retirement is a solo venture for millions of Americans. Whether by choice, ...

Feeling behind on retirement? Here's where Gen-Xers should focus first to get back on track, says financial planner. Before you can plan for retirement, you need to understand where your money goes ...

Many people planned their most recent vacation better than they're planning for retirement. That's because planning a vacation is fun. The numerous details involved in making sure you're fully ...

I am a worrier at heart and have been all my life. Now approaching retirement, though, there’s been a change. Where once I lost sleep over saving enough money for retirement, now it’s whether the ...