One common criticism of Social Security is that Americans would be much better off financially if the money they paid into ...

Living on Social Security alone is difficult but you can avoid that fate by saving diligently throughout your working life.

If you're 66 with $600,000 in a 401(k) plan, you have $400,000 more saved for retirement than most of your peers, according ...

That may be enough to retire on if you’re open to living frugally and depending on Social Security for most of your income.

Many Americans fear having little to do in their retirement. Explore some ways to stay busy and make a little money.

Let’s say you’re a retiree in your 70s with $450,000 in IRAs and $400,000 in home equity, which you share with your spouse.

There’s been no shortage of debate over how to shore up Social Security as it barrels toward a funding shortfall in 2035. Now ...

Social Security is an important piece of the retirement puzzle, particularly for middle-class retirees who count on the ...

Whether or not your Social Security benefits are reduced depends largely on your age and earnings. If you’re under your full ...

For nearly ten years, an incorrect billing code in the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) system resulted in ...

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