Workers eligible for Social Security can begin receiving benefits at age 62, known as the early eligibility age, but their benefits will be 25% less than if they waited until the full retirement age ...

Waiting until age 70 to claim Social Security provides the biggest checks in retirement. But it can sometimes make sense to ...

We find that virtually all American workers age 45 to 62 should wait beyond age 65 to collect. More than 90% should wait till ...

If you're worried whether the program is shutting down or here to stay, it may help to know the intriguing backstory photo by ...

Health Centers Near Me analyzed Bureau of Labor Statistics data to explore why more older Americans are in the workforce now ...

I'm 49 years old and have nothing saved for retirement — what should I do? Don't panic. Here are 5 of the easiest ways you ...

Social Security is one of the federal government’s biggest programs. Roughly 67 million Americans, most of whom are 65 or ...

Some Americans in their 80s are working past retirement age, but not because they need ... them through retirement — and that their Social Security checks aren't enough to live on.

The retirement age and future of Social Security have been major talking points of late, with many working Americans concerned about potential cuts to benefits and the future for the system itself.

The Senate, the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service notes, must act “during a period of 60 days of Senate session that begins when the rule is received by Congress and published in the ...