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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.

Canadian retirees draw 40% of their income from government benefits: survey

Majority still say they are on track for the retirement lifestyle they want

Retirees turn to ‘lesser-known’ stipend to help gap between ending work and receiving state pension

Financial firms are seeing a surge of interest in fixed-term annuities

More accountants working past retirement age

Nearly one in seven bookkeeping, accounting and auditing clerks in America is age 65 or more, and in some metropolitan areas it's nearly one in four.

Americans 75 and Older Are Now the Wealthiest Age Group. Their Biggest Gain Has a Yearly Tax Deadline

The accounts that made them richest come with strict rules around withdrawals.

Retirement confidence gaps widen for homeowners approaching 65

Longbridge Financial survey reveals sharp divides by age, income, and where wealth is held for Americans 55 and older

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

Retirees Spend $61,432 a Year on Average. Here’s Where the Money Goes

One category eats more than a third of it, and it isn't health care. See where the easy cuts hide.

Retirees Spent Their Lives Saving. Now They’re Afraid to Spend

A 2026 Allianz survey found 39% of retirees hesitate to use their savings, revealing why spending after a lifetime of saving can feel so risky

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...

PDO: Why Retirees Should Consider This 12.8% Yielding Machine

Middle aged are 'squeezed from every angle' and some cannot even picture retirement, survey finds

Millions of people are under-saving for retirement, with Generation X facing a particularly acute challenge.

Retirees can take these steps to shore up income as yields rise and some dividend-paying sectors slip

A spike in Treasury yields has retirees facing price declines from their bonds, as well as in some of their favorite dividend-paying sectors.

Risk of dementia higher for early retirees: research

Study: 42% of older Romanian employees willing to work past retirement age

More than four in ten Romanian employees aged 55 and older would consider continuing to work after reaching the statutory retirement age, the study found. At 42%, the share was abo...

What Retirees Should Look for in Dividend Investments

Look beyond current yields to factors that might indicate whether those payments are sustainable.

Retiring in These 4 Senior-Friendly European Havens Comes With Perks and Respect

In these European spots, older folks are treated with respect.

A New Bill Would Let Some Workers Retire at 60 With Full Social Security. Here’s the Catch

Full benefits at 60 would be worth six figures to the right worker. Before you circle the date, read the fine print.

World’s Largest Retirement Community Set to Borrow $180 Million for More Homes

The Villages, a 57,000-acre Florida retirement community, is looking to issue almost $180 million in high-yield debt to finance more homes. Built for residents at least 55 years ol...

What would YOU sacrifice to retire five years early? Three quarters would cut spending now to stop work sooner

Around one in six workers would downsize their home to free up cash for early retirement, according to Aegon which carried out the survey.

As the silver tsunami hits Delaware, who will serve an aging population?

The East Coast state has become a senior migration destination, with HousingWire Data illustrating relatively affordable market conditions

Why Some Retirees Pay Hundreds More for Medicare Each Month

A two-year tax lookback can turn one profitable year into a Medicare surcharge, but retirees have several ways to manage the added cost.

‘I don’t want to die on the sales floor’: I’m 67 and earn $19.50 an hour at a big-box store. When can I finally retire?

“I started taking Social Security at 66 and receive $2,410 a month. I have $214,000 in my 401(k).”

Plan sponsors face retirement income mandate from their own workers

TIAA exec speaks to IBB as new survey shows most employees expect employer plans to offer lifetime income options