It’s a good thing that Social Security gives seniors choices as to when to claim benefits — at least in theory. But in reality, that puts a lot of pressure on retirees. You can sign up for Social ...

If you're planning to start claiming Social Security at 65, you've got a few important jobs to do first. Not the least of which is deciding if you really want to file early or wait until your full ...

Social Security has just turned 90, and it's a vital program, lifting some 22 million people above the poverty line, per the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. An eye-opening 56% of respondents ...

You could increase your benefits by waiting until 67 or later to claim Social Security. Regardless of your benefit at age 65, it's probably not going to be enough to enjoy a comfortable retirement.

Understanding how the average Social Security check amount changes at the different milestone claiming ages — 62, 65, 66, 67 and 70 — is key to retirement planning. These figures highlight the ...

Turning 65 marks a cascade of retirement milestones. For example, Medicare eligibility begins, and employer health insurance often ends. And for many Americans, filing for Social Security at 65 feels ...

President Donald Trump signed his tax cut and spending package, dubbed “one big, beautiful bill,” into law July 4. The Senate passed the package July 1 with a 51-50 vote, leaving Vice President JD ...

The Social Security Administration rewards patience. You can start claiming benefits as early as age 62, but you’ll receive less if you begin before your full retirement age. Full retirement age is ...