The government shutdown has raised lots of questions about the retirement process, and retirement benefits, for federal ...

One of the biggest mistakes is entering retirement without a clear, actionable plan. Many underestimate future expenses, ...

It may be that health issues (yours or a family member's) are a barrier to working. It may be that your industry isn't hiring. Or it may be that you don't actually want to return to work, but you're ...

The more money you owe on credit cards and expensive loans, the less you'll have available to save for retirement. Your 30s ...

Transitioning from saving to spending in retirement can be tricky, but devising a strategic plan, rather than taking a ...

COLA is 2.8%, but FERS retirees only get 2.0% for their annuities. The "diet" COLA fails to match the 12%+ jump in health ...

Wondering how your savings compare? Understanding the average retirement savings by age gives you a useful snapshot of where you stand — and what you might need to do next. In 2025, new data from ...

Retired federal workers will see their defined benefit pension payments increase slightly next year, though by how much depends largely on when they were hired. The Social Security Administration ...

Recent data shows that reveals that 35% of Americans today are delaying retirement or plan to do so. Insufficient savings and inflation are two driving factors. There are strategies you can use to ...

An often overlooked, but important, part of a successful retirement is nonfinancial considerations. Failure to plan for these parts of your life can lead to an unfulfilling retirement and a speedier ...

If you are within four years of retirement, now is the time to make intentional financial moves. The decisions you take today can help maximize your senior benefits, reduce stress, and prepare you for ...