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Inflation is squeezing Americans' confidence in their retirement plans, a recent Fidelity study found. If they could go back in time, nearly half of retirees say they would have started saving sooner, ...

The IRS now allows a narrow, specific window for accelerated catch-up contributions. Between the ages of 60 and 63, you can ...

As retired workers face the plans they've made for their golden years, it's easy to get overwhelmed with notions of inadequate savings and insufficient Social Security checks. Although Social ...

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Just as a record number of Americans are soon expected to reach traditional retirement age, concerns about the lingering effect of inflation and the cost of living are impacting retirement confidence ...

A 401(k) not only lets you passively save and invest for retirement, it also gives you a tax break while doing so.

The FEHB program provides health coverage, with the government covering 72% of the cost. Employees can maintain their FEHB ...

America doesn’t have an official retirement age. Some people opt to retire at 62 because it’s the earliest point to sign up ...

Once you retire, there’s a good chance you’ll need your monthly Social Security income to manage your senior living costs.

Americans endlessly debate the best age to claim Social Security. If you ask economists and actuaries, the answer is actually pretty simple.

Social Security income is a lifeline many seniors count on to help fund their retirement. But if you're a millennial or Gen ...