Full retirement age varies by birth year, affecting Social Security benefits' availability. Claiming benefits before full retirement age reduces them; delaying increases them. Post-FRA work doesn ...

One common concern among folks in their 60s is determining a prudent time to retire. After decades in the workforce, many people are understandably uncomfortable with the idea of no longer ...

Editor’s note: This is part one of an ongoing series throughout this year focused on how to retire early and the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement. Part two is How to Retire ...

Saving for retirement amid high prices, the holidays and other financial plans isn't easy. In 2022, approximately 41% of American adults stopped contributing to a retirement fund due to cost-of ...

American workers have no shortage of options for selecting the best retirement plan. Most people are eligible for more than one retirement plan. 2024 retirement plans generally offer tax advantages.

Take account of your savings, investments and retirement accounts to make sure you have enough funds to retire. Lay out the monthly costs you'll have to cover and consider how your income will pay ...

Morningstar’s Christine Benz explores the keys to a healthy, happy, and wealthy retirement in her new book and podcast series. Christine Benz asks the retirement questions that we are all ...

The short answer is that you can retire whenever you want, but considering how much financial comfort and stability you want to have is a more useful way to approach your decision. Let's take a ...

Experts recommend saving 10% to 15% of your income each year, but understanding how much money you need for retirement will require more personalized planning. Many, or all, of the products ...

Our opinions are always our own. Saving for retirement can feel intimidating and overwhelming. How much do you really need to retire? How do you know when you've saved enough? Business Insider's ...

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Gen X, born between 1965 and 1980, will be next to retire after the baby boom. It’s a generation largely defined by financial uncertainty: Generation X was the first to cope without ubiquitous ...