Most Americans don’t have a retirement tax plan, according to a Northwestern Mutual study. If you’re one of them, it could be ...

A financial planner raises some key considerations for navigating retirement with a pension and recommends four strategies.

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Some common retirement choices can increase your tax burden. Learn how to avoid costly mistakes and keep more of the savings ...

One tax expert says a proposed $4,000 bonus deduction is a 'far cry from the savings' that many would see with no taxes on ...

A program as popular and essential as Social Security tends to be talked about a lot — in social circles, on the internet, ...

How some older adults could see federal income tax savings of $480 or more from a new senior "bonus" tax deduction, if it's ...

Getting married gives you a new partner to help you navigate life's personal and financial challenges, including retirement ...

Claiming benefits at age 62 means a permanent 30% reduction in monthly payments. In two short years, the oldest members of ...

U.S. workers appear to have a knowledge gap about Social Security, which could lead to money-losing mistakes once program ...

2. Not planning when each person will claim Social Security Your Social Security checks will likely provide a significant portion of your income in retirement. But how much you'll get each month ...

However, you are at full retirement age and your spouse's full retirement benefit is $2,500 per month, giving you a spousal benefit of $1,250. The SSA would pay your $800 benefit and add $450 as a ...