President Trump is offering government workers a buyout. If you are on the receiving end of this or a similar offer and are ...

Social Security has long been in a bad place, and it's not looking like things will get better anytime soon. Currently, ...

People choose to retire at 62 for various reasons, but the right retirement age for you depends on several factors, including ...

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to someone who is ready to retire and has so many ideas of what they ...

Vanguard said that the majority of future retirees are not interested in just completely stopping work on a set date. Only 24 ...

Some people make the mistake of thinking they’re ready for retirement when they are not. They take the leap but find out retirement isn’t as carefree as they imagined, primarily because their ...

Retirement is more of a balancing act than a one-and-done decision. You have to know if you’re ready before you actually do it. Some are well prepared for retirement with ample savings while ...

When it comes to retiring in comfort, timing is everything. But how do you know if you are ready for retirement? The first sign obviously is when you have hit the full retirement age of 66.

Workers should also know how they plan to spend their time in retirement. If you haven’t paid off your debt, talked to your spouse or prepared for a market downturn, you may not be ready to retire.

And if you're seeing some of your colleagues preparing to sail off into their golden years, that may have raised the question: When will I be ready to retire? Getting the timing right on ...

The following signs indicate that you’re probably not ready to retire yet, even as you enter your eighth decade on Earth. “Before you retire, you need to take the time to figure out the ...

47% of working households are at risk of not having enough saved for retirement. Lower-income households are more likely to be at risk of a retirement savings shortfall and face a larger ...