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Filing for retirement benefits is not as simple as waiting as long as possible to claim. Understand the trade-offs for you and your spouse.
On June 9, new regulations to help guard your IRA and 401(k) savings will take effect. Here's what you need to know.
A simple withdrawal rule doesn't work for everyone, so consider these factors to improve your retirement income strategy.
The freedom in retirement to travel whenever you like can also lower your costs, International Living reports.
Tax savings aren't the only thing to consider when you want to retire.
An adult child coming to live with you can sidetrack your financial plans. Take these steps to make sure everyone benefits from the move.
Female single retirees are turning to each other as roommates in order to make ends meet.
WalletHub compared the retirement-friendliness of all 50 states. Here are the spots that ranked the highest and the ones to avoid.
Your golden years might be the best time to change up your career. Here's how to make the transition.
In a narrow vote, lawmakers undid Obama-era Labor Department rules that made it easier to create state-run plans for private-sector workers.
Fidelity found that most older workers didn't understand the basics of the retirement program, even though two-thirds said they did.
Your Social Security number will finally be disappearing from Medicare cards, starting next year.
Retirement planning falls prey to magical thinking for many people. Don't let it mislead you, too.
It'll take more than sunny days and low taxes to make a place an ideal haven for your golden years. How does your state rank?
These government-run plans are paying more than $4 billion in unreported investment fees, a new study from Pew shows.
Sandra Baxter has her dream retirement in the heart of the Big Apple. Here's how she did it.
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