Social Security

• Why taking Social Security at 62 might make sense for you. Even if the ‘basic math’ says otherwise - The problem with the “basic math” behind delaying Social Security is that it often overlooks longevity risk.
• I'm 61 And Divorced. We Split $1.2 Million Evenly — Then, A Heart Attack Forced Me To Consider Social Security At 62 - I divorced at 60 after decades of marriage. The separation was amicable, and we split our retirement savings evenly, leaving me with about $600,000 from roughly $1.2 million saved. Let's say the numbers appeared workable at the time. Retire
• Many US retirees are using 1 overlooked trick to turn required minimum distributions into a non-issue in 2026 - If you have six or seven figures saved up for retirement, RMDs can be a real headache.
• Here’s why most US retirees with less than $2,000,000 should avoid Roth conversions - Roth conversions may not be right for everyone.
• My mom, 80, needs special care, but Medicare won't pay. Now the home wants to take her Social Security. Is this legal? - Medicare does cover skilled nursing care for up to 100 days, but only under limited circumstances, such as when you've just left the hospital.
• One number controls your early retirement health costs — understand it and say goodbye to Medicare fears - Here's how it can make or break your health care costs in early retirement.
• 401(k), Social Security, or pension? The order you choose can mean financial health or disaster. Get it right in 2026 - Here's how to clarify your retirement priorities.
• 4 Ways To Get on Track for Retirement If You’re in Your 60s - Falling behind on retirement savings? Discover some practical ways to boost your savings, cut costs and build income in your 60s for a more secure future.
• The Rules for Working While Collecting Social Security Are Changing in 2026 - Work rules will look different in 2026, so retirees need to be prepared.
• What's changing for retirement savers and retirees in 2026 - Here's how retirement savings will change in 2026.