Personal Finance

Many people put off retirement because they have to. They lack the money needed to stop working. If, however, you can honestly afford the retirement

There is a lot to unpack after watching “Love Is Blind,” the unconventional reality dating show that rose to the top of Netflix’s most-watched list.

As you shake off those winter doldrums, put away the snow boots and prepare to deep clean the house, you can add a new technique:

Social Security benefits are a major source of income for many retirees, but there are a few misconceptions about the program. Some soon-to-be retirees are

Saving for retirement should be on everyone’s financial to-do list. Unfortunately, for many people, it’s hard to get started. It can be difficult to know

If you’ve never heard of IRMAA, you’ll want to know all about it before you retire. It’s the Medicare income-related monthly adjustment amount, or the

Owning a home is an important life goal for many Americans. Yet buying a home is not always the best financial decision for everyone. In

About half of U.S. workers plan to use personal savings as their primary source of income during retirement. A 2019 study by the Transamerica Center

A bad stock market is unsettling for any investor. For retirees and near-retirees, though, bad markets can be dangerous. Stock market losses early in retirement

Seniors who are eligible for Social Security can claim benefits as early as age 62, or as late as age 70. In fact, 70 technically