Retirely

Saving for retirement is usually seen as a form of delayed gratification. You choose not to spend some of your money now in exchange for more money when you retire. But that’s an overly simplistic way of looking at things. While you won’t realize the full benefit of saving for retirement until you

You may end up having a few different income sources at your disposal in retirement, including a monthly benefit from Social Security and a nest egg you worked hard to build. In fact, ideally, the latter will be a larger income source for you than the former. But even if you have a few different

Around 48 million retirees currently receive Social Security checks each month. But there are many more who will be following in their footsteps over the next several years. It’s wise, therefore, for individuals who are still working to pay attention to major developments in the federal program.

You may have heard that Social Security is running out of money and won’t be around in the near future. The good news is that that’s not true. Social Security may be looking at a financial shortfall, but it’s not at risk of disappearing completely. It is, however, at risk of benefit cuts. In the

Will a recession hit in 2023? That’s a question on a lot of people’s minds right now. The Federal Reserve has been raising interest rates for months in an attempt to slow the pace of inflation. But its interest-rate policies could fuel a major pullback in consumer spending as borrowing becomes