social security

6 Things You'll Encounter When Taking Over a Loved One's Finances

Chances are most of us will eventually have to manage our parents' money. It's not as easy as it looks.

Retirement always has a few bumps in the road. But these nine costly mistakes can derail you completely.

Just because you can start claiming Social Security benefits, doesn't necessarily mean you should. Ask yourself these questions first.

Maybe you take Social Security for granted — or maybe you expect it to disappear. Either way, here's what you should know about it.

It's time to face — and overcome — the ugly truths of retirement planning.

You don't need a crystal ball to plan your retirement. You just need to listen to your financial adviser.

It might seem like the federal government drew these financial dates and deadlines out of a hat, but there's reason behind the madness.

If you're planning to walk down the aisle again, it's wise to make these money moves with your partner.

While you plan for all the travel and hobbies you'll do in retirement, you should probably plan for your taxes, too.

Having an extra large nest egg is a good thing! But to be sure, it comes with extra headaches you'll have to manage.

Your Social Security benefits increase with every year you wait to claim them. But sometimes, sooner is better.

Pensions are pretty much a thing of the past. If you're lucky enough to get one, here's how to make the most of it.

Retirement may seem like a distant dot on the horizon, but if you make these costly money moves today, you'll really regret it later.

Put the fearmongering to rest. These harmful Social Security myths are a hazard to your money.

Identity theft is a scary subject. But really, you shouldn't panic. Help is right around the corner.

American retirement isn't what it used to be. Are you adapting with the changing times?

Pave the way for a smart retirement by boosting your Social Security payout first.

Most Americans depend on Social Security in retirement. That's why it's critical to know these 13 Social Security terms.

If Social Security is your primary post-retirement income, it may be time to move. Maybe to one of these five low-cost U.S. cities.

With retirement just five years away, you can't afford not to make these smart financial moves.