Turning 70 is something to celebrate. By that age, you’ve no doubt had your share of experiences and learned a lot of things in the

Digital integration is a key component of modern society, with investors increasingly using mobile devices to access financial accounts and online applications allowing for investments

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) provides health coverage and monthly payments to people who can’t work due to a disabling medical condition or impairment. If

Many of us spend much more time thinking about saving for retirement and working on amassing a sufficient nest egg than we do thinking about

Whether you’re a young worker or a senior already collecting benefits, you’ve probably wondered if you’ll be able to count on Social Security throughout your

The last six weeks have been a stark reminder to investors that stocks do, on occasion, go down in price. Both the S&P 500 and

There are certain benefits to retiring as a married couple, as opposed to being single during your senior years. For one thing, it’s nice to

More than 3.2 million Americans are due a retroactive lump sum payment from the Social Security Administration (SSA). While the agency once believed it would

Depending on how much money you make and how old you are, some of your Social Security benefits can be withheld if you work and

Retirement is unquestionably a time of change. And there are a lot of reasons for that. For one thing, you’re going from holding down a

Warren Buffett frequently speaks his mind on a variety of subjects. He talks about stocks, people he admires, mistakes he’s made, and more. Two subjects

Social Security benefits have been around for a very long time. And as you might imagine, a program as essential as Social Security is one

If you’re receiving Social Security benefits, you’ve now had a couple of months to get used to your new checks since the 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment

Suze Orman has made a name for herself dispensing financial advice — in books, on TV, in podcasts, and in interviews. She has opined many

There’s a reason age 62 has long been a popular age to sign up for Social Security: It’s the soonest age you can take benefits.

Most Americans are served in some way by the Social Security Administration (SSA), and each will have to adjust to a new reality as SSA

Social Security is in trouble, warns U.S. Rep Richard Neal (D-Massachusetts). The ranking Democrat on the House Ways and Means Committee recently issued a press

For most aging Americans, Social Security income isn’t something they can make do without. Based on 23 years of annual surveys from national pollster Gallup,

There are many people who enter retirement without a lot of money in savings. I’m hoping not to be one of them. I’m working very

Social Security is an essential retirement income source for most seniors today. But if you ask younger workers, many aren’t sure they’ll ever see a