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Retirees Get 265% of What They Paid Into Social Security—but Will Young Americans?

As Social Security risks insolvency, retirees draw far more than they paid in—leaving younger workers with a steeper path to wealth.

Retirees Have A Dollar Problem, Here's The Trade

What’s Next for Older Americans?

Policymakers are wrestling with how retirees will have enough to live on 10 years from now

Early retirement is a reality for 56% of caregivers, with 34% holding less than $10,000 in savings, new report finds

You just retired (or are about to). Now what?

If there’s one group likely to be experiencing the most consternation over inflation and economic uncertainty, it’s those who have just retired or are about to. To make it through...

UTG: Retirees Got A Well-Supported Income Raise

Retirees are experiencing a disconnect between net worth, cash on hand

Prosperity is far from evenly distributed, and many older Americans are carrying significant debt into retirement

Senior Living Facility in Distress as Immigrant Caregivers Are Forced Out

Retirement communities already grappling with labor shortages are being forced to terminate caregivers at a time when more Americans are living longer. Channing House, a senior liv...

‘I’m easing into retirement’: I’m getting an $80,000 pension payout. Where can I invest it safely?

“I expect to have several years before I take distributions from my 401(k) account.”

More than a third of workers say their retirement age has moved later

Employees’ reasons for delaying retirement included the cost of living, not earning enough and not having enough savings.

Pensioners' growing tax bill

Over-65s are contributing 15% of all personal taxes, data shows. Over-65s also use more in public services than they contribute in taxes.

76% of American retirees have big savings regrets — and younger workers now plan to put off retirement to avoid them

12 Retirement Benefits Many Eligible Seniors Never Claim

Retirement is supposed to bring more financial freedom, but millions of older Americans leave valuable benefits on the table every year simply because they don’t...

Retiring at 61 With $1.9 Million in a 401(k)? Four Years Left to Convert Before Medicare Starts Counting Your Income

More retirees are staying on the job

Greece’s overhaul of rules governing employment after retirement is reshaping the labor market, creating incentives for retirees to remain economically active while generating addi...

Newly retired? These should be your next steps

If there’s one group likely to be experiencing the most consternation over inflation and economic uncertainty, it’s those who have just retired or are about to

Retirees wait for the day they can sell their homes and cash in—but there’s a secret Medicare ‘trap’ that could stop the...

Selling your home near retirement age can trigger a Medicare premium surcharge that costs thousands a year—and most retirees don't find out until the bill arrives.

The pension time bomb

Govt spends up to 87% of PSDP on retired staff, private funds offer escape

A Retired Couple Can Pull About $47,500 From Their IRAs This Year and Pay $0 Federal Tax. Most Leave the Free Space Unus...

Why many Americans don’t retire on their own terms

A third of middle-class Americans believe they’ll work until at least age 70, an annual retirement survey shows. But more than half of retired respondents left the workforce before...

Pensioners' growing tax bill

People who are over 65 are contributing 15 percent of all personal taxes but economists say even as that amount grows, it won't help balance the books.

2026 retirees may spend $185,000 on healthcare, report finds

It's an extraordinary number, as many Americans retiring this year aren't prepared for that aspect of retirement.

She Retired at 35. The Only Problem? It’s Lonely.

“I’ve found my people. I just wish they could all retire too.”

Nearly Half of Retirees Left Work Earlier Than Planned. Here’s What a Forced Early Retirement Does to the Math.