Retirement headlines
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31 headlines from 1 outlet, newest first
Earlier today
- The Lesser-Known Way to Tap Your 401(k) Before 59 1/2 Penalty-Free
Some savers can access their money sooner without a problem.
- How Much Will Your Social Security Check Increase in 2027? Early Numbers Offer Clues.
Seniors could be in for a notable raise if current estimates hold up.
Yesterday
- Want to Retire at 55? 3 Things to Do Early in Your Career.
With the right approach, it's a goal that may be more than attainable.
- If I Were in My 20s, I'd Buy These 3 Stocks and Hold Them Until Retirement
Investors who take a long-term approach to the stock market can earn life-changing returns.
- Want Lower Medicare Premiums in Retirement? 3 Things to Do.
The right strategy could leave you paying less.
- 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
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Don't Bank on a Huge 2027 Social Security COLA to Cover Your Expenses. Try These 3 Moves Instead.
Your checks will get a boost next year, but you still might need to rethink your budget.
- Is a Larger Social Security COLA in 2027 a Given? Here's Why it Could Be Smaller Than Expected
It's too soon for retirees to bank on a bigger raise.
Sunday, July 26
- If This Bill Passes, Social Security Recipients Can Work Without Losing Out on Benefits
For those who claim Social Security benefits before full retirement age, there's a pesky earnings test to contend with. That may soon change.
- 3 Reasons I Plan to Downsize in Retirement -- Despite Having a Paid-Off Home
Shedding square footage is a no-brainer for me.
- The Promise Act Would Push Congress to Vote on Social Security Reform Before 2032's Projected 22% Benefit Cut for Retirees
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators has come together to try to ensure that Congress finds a solution to the upcoming Social Security trust fund short
- How to Make the Most of a 3.9% Social Security COLA Bump for 2027
While a COLA raise may be good news, you may not end up with as much as you expected. Here's how to work with what you have.
- This Potential Social Security Fix Has Bipartisan Support, and It Won't Cost Ordinary Americans
This could be a great first step toward a long-term fix.
- Retiring With a Government 457? How to Decide Between Your 401(k), 457, and Roth Conversions for That Unused Leave Payout
How to choose between a 401(k) and a 457 for unused leave payout at retirement.
- Worried About Spending in Retirement? Why a Phased Decumulation Plan Could Be Your Best Move
Test-drive your retirement spending while working to ease anxiety and protect your nest egg.
- How to Maximize Your Retirement Income in the 5 Years Before You Retire
Acting on just one or two of these strategies can strengthen your financial condition come retirement.
- 10 Social Security Facts Every Pre-Retiree Should Know Before They File
The more you know, the more you might be able to collect from this vital program.
- 5 Little-Known Social Security Benefits Most Retirees Never Claim
Many retirees could be leaving money on the table with Social Security.
- 3 Big Social Security Changes Coming in 2027 May Surprise Retirees
The Social Security program will undergo several important changes next year.
- There's More Than 1 Way to Save Social Security. Here's What Congress Can Do.
The program faces serious cuts if lawmakers don't intervene.
Saturday, July 25
- 2 Times I'd Definitely Recommend Skipping Your 401(k) Match
Leaving this money on the table is rarely a good idea, but there are a couple of exceptions.
- 3 Solid Income Strategies That Could Help You Avoid Running Out of Money in Retirement
These are worth thinking about if depleting your nest egg scares you.
- Getting Divorced and Afraid You'll Lose Social Security Spousal Benefits? Here's What You Need to Know.
Divorce can be stressful enough without worrying about losing retirement income. Here's how you can know if you qualify for benefits based on your ex'
- Philadelphia Voters Approve City-Run Retirement Savings Program: How It Would Work
The first of its kind in the nation, PhillySaves is designed to help workers save for retirement.
Sunday, January 30
- 2 Tax Rules New Retirees Need to Know
Don't let these rules come as a surprise.
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