"It's a brand new system and there's not enough people in place to help answer those questions," said Thiago Glieger.

Still, your expenses may not drop so drastically in retirement. A good rule of thumb is to expect to need 80% of your former income to cover your costs without worry. So let's run some numbers to see ...

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“As a starting point, you’ll need to estimate your retirement expenses,” said Rita Assaf, vice president of retirement offerings at Fidelity. Take a look at your bank statements, see what your current ...

As a retiree, you can spend your time and money how you want to. Whether that includes traveling the world or playing a ...

Generosity is good—to a point. Sometimes, though, it goes too far. How do you know if your kindness is hurting you financially? Here's what to look out for.

The official trailer for the final chapter of the Stranger Things saga has dropped, and it previews the Hawkins gang's epic battle with Vecna. Netflix's sci-fi horror show, which is releasing the ...

Cambridge nestles in southeastern Ohio like a cozy blanket that doesn’t cost extra for warmth. This town makes your Social Security dollars work harder than a beaver building a dam. The historic ...

Middle-class Americans have saved a median of $67,000 for retirement, but almost half admit they simply guessed how much they need. See how your savings stack up by age and income.

If you’re among the 74.5 million Americans receiving Social Security benefits — or planning to claim them soon — the wait is over: the SSA has announced official updates for 2026 following delays ...