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

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

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 ...

Retirees born in 1960 or later no longer reach full retirement age at 65. Learn why the FRA went up, what it means for you ...

The simple numbers say waiting as long as possible makes sense, but there's more to the story that can -- and should -- complicate the decision.

Raising the retirement age to 70 would help Social Security’s trust fund shortfall. But experts say an across-the-board change may hurt some beneficiaries.

If you feel like you're behind on retirement savings, using a Roth IRA could help provide a boost. A Roth IRA has a unique ...

Employers with workers nearing retirement age should probably count on seeing them stick around longer than expected—and start planning on how to adapt to the emerging trend. New data indicates that a ...

Deciding when to start claiming Social Security benefits can be one of the most difficult decisions for retirees. Most ...

Starting in 2025, millions of U.S. workers will face a new reality: the age to access full Social Security benefits will ...

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.

The changes in the Social Security retirement system are not sudden, but are part of a gradual plan initiated in 1983 to ensure the financial sustainability of the trust fund. This ...