In most cases, delaying Social Security benefits is a smart choice for retirees. While benefits can be claimed starting at 62 ...

The two key potential pitfalls of retiring early and delaying Social Security are market volatility and overspending.

According to a 2025 report by F&G Annuities & Life (1), 70% of pre-retirees over 50 are considering delaying their retirement ...

The purpose of this article is to help you think clearly about when to claim Social Security - whether that’s 62, your Full ...

Many Americans retire early but delay Social Security to boost lifetime benefits. Waiting until 70 can increase monthly ...

Saving for retirement is one of the most important financial moves you can make, but also one of the most challenging. Federal Reserve research found that the average retirement savings for Americans ...

Health care costs and low interest rates have reduced investors’ ability to save for retirement or will cause a delay, a Wells Fargo poll found. Investor optimism tumbled to a level of +24, down from ...

This sort of question never came up in retirement planning in years past: Should you consider your children’s healthcare-coverage needs in your retirement plan? Many people would say a knee-jerk “hell ...

Retirement is more than just leaving work behind, it is about gaining time that cannot be replaced. Every year spent waiting ...

Much has been made of the slow economy forcing older people to stay on the job longer than they’d like. Older workers believe health care costs alone will consume their savings in retirement, and ...

Many women expect to have long lives but have little saved for retirement. Here’s why the gap exists and what steps can help close it.