Deciding when to start receiving Social Security benefits is crucial in retirement planning. While you can begin payments at ...

In 2025, the Social Security full retirement age rises to 67 for those born in 1960 or later. This change impacts benefits ...

On a basic level, the monthly Social Security benefit you're entitled to in retirement is based on your earnings history -- ...

Starting this year, millions of Americans planning to retire will find a major change in their financial planning: the full Social Security retirement age has officially increased ...

If you take Social Security at age 62, you’ll need to consider how to pay for health care until you can sign up for Medicare ...

The old model is being left behind, and millions of people across the United States will need to adapt to a historic ...

The retirement age to receive full Social Security benefits in the United States will rise to 67 in 2025 for those born in 1960 or later, as the final part of gradual reforms initi ...

Starting January 1, 2026, workers in the United States born in 1960 or later will need to wait until they turn 67 to receive ...

Americans born in 1959 will face a new reality next year: their full-retirement age (FRA) rises to 66 years 10 months. The ...

Underspending in retirement is 'one of the biggest mistakes' retirees make, according to financial planning expert Jeffrey ...

A prominent economist set out to determine whether America's rising average retirement age will ever level off.

The Republican Study Committee in the House is proposing to increase Social Security full retirement age by two years. Here’s how it could affect you.