Almost half of U.S. adults between 55 and 66 don’t have any personal retirement savings — what are your options?

Regardless of age, when I talk to people about their financial lives, the word retirement usually comes up. If they are over 50, the question is: “Can I retire?” But if they are younger, it becomes, ...

“By claiming earlier, I could preserve more of my portfolio and allow those assets to continue compounding.” ...

Retiring at 60 with $1 million is possible for some people, but the outcome depends on how long the money needs to last, how much is withdrawn each year and what other income sources are available. A ...

Gen X workers can take penalty-free withdrawals from tax-advantaged retirement accounts at age 59 1/2 and can begin Social ...

This scenario is common among late-career workers who want to retire before full Social Security eligibility but worry about depleting savings too early. The tension is between retiring on your terms ...

Question: “Like many, I always ask myself whether or not I’m prepared to retire. I’m 66 years old and plan on retiring at the end of this year. I have about $190,000 in my 401(k) and I will receive ...

Question: “I am 50 years old and trying to figure out if I can retire at 60. When I was younger, I was very irresponsible with money, but in the last 15 years I have begun to save as much as I can. I ...

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AI can explain retirement basics fast, but financial pros say it may miss key details that matter most when your money and ...