The Social Security Administration’s Retirement Estimator gives you an automatic estimate of your Social Security benefit based on your actual earnings history, showing calculations for three key ages ...

Do you have a specific age when you want to retire, like 60 or 70 or somewhere in between? If you are targeting a certain ...

It's taboo to ask a person how much money they have, but we all want to know where we stand; here's some of the latest data.

Explore the Social Security benefit amounts you can receive at various retirement ages and whether the monthly amount or the lifetime amount matters more to you.

Calculating when you should retire requires evaluating all sources of your retirement income. There are many factors to consider, including your personal retirement goals. With multiple factors ...

If you're claiming Social Security, there's nothing wrong with continuing to earn money. However, if you file for Social ...

What really matters is saving enough to know you can live comfortably in retirement. Turn that discouragement into determination. Here's how.

What if all the retirement advice you’ve ever received is wrong? For decades, we’ve been told to treat retirement like a finish line — hitting age 65, 67, or maybe 70 if you’re feeling ambitious. Blow ...

Social Security's full retirement age will make its final scheduled increase in 2026. Here's everything we know so far ...

Social Security is about to get less forgiving for new retirees. Starting with people who first claim benefits in 2026, the ...

Are you turning 65 in 2025? If you've been looking forward to receiving your full Social Security benefits, you've actually still got a couple of years to wait. Congress passed a law in 1983 that has ...