Retirement finance experts reveal the biggest Social Security mistakes they see retirees make, and how to avoid them with ...

Some workers don’t have access to an employer-provided retirement plan, and 401 (k) quality can be uneven. High administrative costs, meager employer matching contributions, and costly investment ...

Homeownership is no longer the clear path to a secure retirement it once seemed and renters and mortgage owners are worried ...

Some of the expenses you face during your working years might shrink once you retire. Take transportation. If you're not ...

In today’s edition of “CT BUZZ,” Reporter Allison Demers was joined in the studio by Ben Fuchs, founder of Fuchs Financial, who shared his expertise on retirement ...

From rail journeys and group trips to last-minute deals, experts share smart ways seniors are stretching their budgets.

What is the ‘widow’s tax penalty’? The widow’s tax penalty refers to the potential increase in tax liability that occurs when ...

Medicare Open Enrollment starts Wednesday, October 15, and runs through Sunday, December 7. Here's everything you need to ...

Retirement is lasting longer for many Americans, but confidence in their financial readiness isn’t keeping pace.

Kimberly Carroll plans to leave in the spring after 25 years at the agency, including about four years as the top administrator.

One sign that you may be ready to claim your Social Security benefits is if you've reached the age of 62 -- because that's the earliest age at which retirement benefits can be claimed. You can claim ...

However, if you're willing to make the effort, it's possible to end up with $1 million for retirement, even with a start as late as yours. That should give you some reassurance if your 50th birthday ...