Retire

Although you'll receive reduced checks by claiming early, you can still receive thousands of dollars per month.

Here are some areas facing rising prices, which could impact your Social Security benefits.

For this year's best places to retire ranking, US News evaluated retirement expectations in the 150 most populous metropolitan areas based on factors including housing affordability, health care and overall happiness.

Millions of retirees and other Americans receiving Social Security benefits in 2022 are set to receive the biggest payment increase in four decades, following a pandemic-driven inflation spike.

There are certain situations where claiming Social Security benefits at age 62 could be your only option. Here are a few.

Not everyone's path to millionaire status will be the same. Pick a path that works best for you, and improve your chances of getting there.

Dividends often provide larger income streams than bonds these days, but there are trade-offs involved.

No 401(k)? Here's what you need to know about your retirement prospects.

Your Social Security benefit is calculated from your earnings record, which comes from employer reporting.

A new survey compared more than 180 U.S. cities in order to determine the best and the worst places to retire for 2021.

The monthly Social Security benefit you're able to collect in retirement will hinge on how much money you earn during your 35 highest income-earning years.

The sweeping, multitrillion-dollar spending plan that House Democrats are currently crafting may include a provision to bolster retirement savings for millions of Americans.

Extra money in your budget can go toward paying off your mortgage early or investing. Each approach has its pros and cons. Learn more.

One simple move could leave you with more monthly retirement income to enjoy.

You can still improve your financial security in retirement, no matter how old you are.

You could be left with too little money if you don't prepare yourself.

Older American workers are far behind when it comes to adequately saving for retirement -- and most of them know it, according to a new study.

Your 401(k) may be your most important retirement savings account, so you need to make it work for you.

The primary Social Security trust fund for retirees will run out of money in 2033, one year earlier than previously estimated, according to an annual report released Tuesday.

When you have a 401(k), it's important to pay attention to the details.