Going forward, you could receive your full monthly Social Security benefits. Right now, it’s difficult to figure out what that is becaus

You file for Social Security once you're old enough to do so. Here are three little-known Social Security rules all married retirees should know. It's no secret that one spouse can claim Social Security retirement benefits based on the other spouse's earnings history.

Social Security beneficiaries have relied on annual cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) to maintain their purchasing power.

Roughly 1 in 4 retirees have no savings, according to a recent Clever survey. There are several reasons for this, including living paycheck to paycheck and having to pay for unplanned expenses. There's a popular Social Security misconception that refuses to die,

Social Security will see some notable changes in 2025 that could impact millions of Americans. While the average benefit will increase, high earners may face a larger tax bill and retirees could find their cost-of-living adjustment falls short.