Social security benefits

It pays to delay payments, if you can afford it.

Spousal benefits can be pretty big. How much will yours be?

Some people claim that taking Social Security early is the right move. Here's why that's absolutely the wrong move for your retirement.

CPA financial planners need to consider their clients’ unique circumstances and help them avoid mistakes that could lead to the wrong decision.

The Social Security Administration is not helping certain people get money to which they are entitled, a report says.

Ed Zurndorfer outlines some of the challenges federal employees and retirees should be aware of when waiting until they reach FRA to start receiving their monthly Social Security benefits. Practical examples are included

Social Security seems like a simple program. You work, you pay your Social Security taxes and when you retire, you claim your benefit. But there's a lot more...

Plus three key ways to maximize your spousal benefits

For those nearing retirement age or already receiving Social Security benefits, it’s important to stay up to date on upcoming changes to how benefits are paid out.

Too many retirees in America are buying into a 'myth' around Social Security funds. It can cost then dearly in retirment income, an expert warns.