Retirement headlines, page 2
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181 headlines from 9 outlets, newest first
Yesterday
- Want Lower Medicare Premiums in Retirement? 3 Things to Do.
The right strategy could leave you paying less.
- The Medicare Advantage Coverage Gap That Costs Retirees Thousands After Joint Replacement.
- Your 401(k) Plan Has a Hidden Roth Door. Here’s How to Use It Before 2027
- Medicare 2027 Projections: Here's How Much Your Monthly Premiums Are Estimated to Rise
In 2027, Medicare participants will pay more for their health care. Fortunately, Part B costs are expected to rise less than 5%.
- ‘I’m in my peak earning years’: I’m working beyond 70. Will that help increase my Social Security?
“I plan to retire at the end of my 70th year and transition to Medicare.”
- Social Security's 2027 COLA: There's Good News and Bad for Retirees
It's a mixed-bag situation for seniors hoping for a large raise.
Monday, July 27
- The mistake that triggers higher Medicare costs
Retirement with a healthy IRA balance can make a large lump-sum withdrawal feel reasonable, whether it's for a home renovation, a family gift, or a ga
- A Key Clue About Social Security’s 2027 COLA Arrives Soon: Here’s What Retirees Should Look For
- Everyone Wants a Lake House in Retirement but Almost Nobody Runs the Math
- Retirees Earn Income and Beat Inflation with this Schwab ETF Combo
- Between 65 and 73, Your 401(k) Tax Window Is Worth More Than Your Balance
- I'd Think Twice Before Claiming Social Security Early if You're Still Employed. Here's Why.
You might not wind up with as much money as you'd expect.
- This Could Be the Most Important 401(k) Move You'll Make All Year
If there's one thing to prioritize, it's this.
- He Ran Cash Jobs as a Plumber for 30 Years to Dodge Taxes. At 66, His Social Security Check Is Paying for It.
- I want to retire at age 62 in 5 years with $1.1 million in a 401(k) and a paid-off $475K home; is this possible?
- The 2027 Social Security COLA Could Trigger a New Tax for Some Seniors Next Year
Being proactive about this could make it a lot easier to manage.
- Forget Social Security: 5 Sleep-at-Night Dividend Stocks Retirees Are Using to Replace a Paycheck
- Son Says He's Working 2 Jobs After His Broke, Prideful Parents Blew All Their Money in Retirement — 'Boomer Teenagers Really Hurt My Finances'
- The Medicare IRMAA Surcharge Can Add Thousands to Your Retirement Costs. Here’s How to Avoid It
- “It’s All One Trade.” ‘Big Short’ Investor Sells Google And Warns Your 401(k) Isn’t as Diversified as You Think
- A Roofer at 61 Can’t Climb Anymore. Why Claiming Social Security at 62 Is the Right Call, Not the Mistake.
- Retirees Can Now Get 100 Percent Downside Protection in an ETF and Still Keep Stock Market Upside
- Policy uncertainty is muddling retirement planning — and advisers are just as confused
Market optimism may be masking deep retirement risks.
- How to Inflation-Proof Your Retirement Without Cutting Costs (You Can Even Take Your Dream Vacation)
There are no two ways about it: Inflation will affect your retirement savings. But you can plan for rising costs without losing the lifestyle you want
- Don't Forget About This 401(k) Rule Change if You're Planning to Max Yours Out in 2026
Getting this wrong could be devastating at tax time.
- Medicare's 2-year look-back rule can spike premiums by hundreds a month when retirees sell their homes
- Fidelity says retirees now face $185,500 in healthcare costs — up 7.5% from last year, and long-term care isn't included
- Here's How to Prevent an Early Market Crash From Destroying Your Retirement
- Tapping into your 401(k) to buy out your home during a divorce could cost you long term. Here's what expert advise
- Here's How to Prevent an Early Market Crash From Destroying Your Retirement
It might seem like a nightmare scenario, but there are ways to work around it.
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