Social Security plays a big role in your retirement planning -- but you shouldn't bank on it. Here's what to do instead.

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How much money will you need to fund your retirement? Do you know the exact number, or even a ballpark amount? This was a question posed by Tony Robbins. According to various reports, about half ...

To see all of your Social Security benefits, you need to sign up for a My Social Security account. Note that if you've ...

Retirement planning can be complicated. Retirement "rules" have been floating around for decades. Setting aside 10% of your ...

Retirement is the largest financial goal most people will ever have. If this isn't feasible, you may want to remain in the ...

A lot of people worry about retirement not just in the years leading up to it, but throughout their careers. There’s a lot of ...

Renting makes sense when retirees move, allowing for less commitment and more flexibility before purchasing a home. In ...

If you’re like most seniors, you’ll rely on  Social Security to provide a good portion of your income once you retire. But, ...

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Federal workers have a constellation of retirement benefits, and assessing them can get complicated fast. Here are five ...