Since 1961, the earliest anyone can claim Social Security retirement benefits is age 62. The downside, however, is that claiming at that age permanently reduces your monthly benefit based on how far ...

But there is a consensus. Investment and insurance firm Northwestern Mutual says the average American believes they'll need ...

Staying healthy in retirement can help you enjoy your money and avoid costly medical care bills that eat away at your savings ...

The way the world is right now, everything’s going up, up, up.” Wetherington is part of a growing body of Americans staying ...

Micro-retirement is a recent concept allowing people, specifically from the Gen Z generation and younger, to take short leaves from their employment to focus on personal interests and mental health to ...

The median retirement age for Americans is currently 62, with 7 in 10 retirees saying they left the workforce earlier than ...

The exclusive Newsweek poll suggested certain generations are feeling more downbeat about their retirement prospects than ...

There’s a widespread rule of thumb that retirees need about 70% to 80% of their pre-retirement income. However, this ...

Although 65 is the 'official' retirement age, most people will only be able to afford retirement at the age of 80.

Ken and Rick discuss the pros and cons of retiring early and how this can affect social security benefits and taxes.

With that in mind, here's a suggestion for how much money the typical 67-year-old -- someone well into normal retirement age-- should have invested for retirement in the U.S. Where to invest $ ...