According to the Congressional Budget Office, raising the retirement age from 67 to 69 would cut lifetime benefits by up to 13 percent for those born after 1971. The Committee for a Responsible ...

A number of big changes are coming very soon that will impact both older and younger Americans. Those changes will be here in less than four months, so it would be a smart move to start preparing ...

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Though most Americans are familiar with Social Security benefits, many may not know that they could also be eligible to ...

For baby boomers moving into retirement at age 55 and beyond, the cost is more than just a monetary amount; it also represents changing healthcare requirements, lifestyle demands, and social changes.

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There's no right time to begin collecting Social Security benefits, but the age at which you begin receiving benefits will affect how much retirement income you have, so you should weigh the ...

Widows and widowers need to talk to a human being and get the kind of help personalized to their own situation.

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