Since Social Security isn't going to provide all you need, you'll want to set up some other income streams for your future ...

Social Security remains a critical foundation of retirement income for millions of Americans, yet it was never designed to ...

Some retirees believe they'll need 70% to 80% of preretirement income, but this may underestimate spending needs. Longevity is also underestimated: A healthy 65-year-old may need to fund 30 or more ...

Mutual fund expense ratios over the past two decades have made significant progress, according to a new report. The Investment Company Institute says that the average expense ratio for equity mutual ...

Many retirees are caught off guard when they see how expensive healthcare is. There are steps you can take to reduce your costs, but much will depend on your health itself. It's a good idea to have ...