The average retirement age in the U.S. is 62.

Early retirement is difficult even with over $1,000,000 in savings. What about with half that?

What happens when you reach 55? For many, this watershed year marks their buyout or downsizing of a company — meaning retirement. But, Postpandemically, could you survive? If you are... What happens ...

The couple has $3M in savings plus $85K in annual teacher pensions that together exceed their projected spending needs. Upcoming major expenses include a $300K home upgrade and two weddings but their ...

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As you age, it’s smart to have a plan. Not just for your finances, but for how and where you want to live. One option is 55+ communities, which are neighborhoods designed for senior living that offer ...

Many high earners delay retirement despite having sufficient wealth due to identity attachment and loss aversion. The poster saved twice his retirement target by 55 but delayed to 57 chasing $6M more.

Retiring early might seem ideal for many people. If you think you are ready to retire early, there are still some financial risks you should watch for.

As Americans near retirement age, Fed data highlight wide gaps in who has savings and how much they’ve accumulated.

Retiring ahead of the traditional timeline requires careful planning. Here’s how to chart a realistic course to financial freedom Written By Written by Staff Money Writer, WSJ | Buy Side Molly Grace ...

That’s not a coincidence, but a side effect of bureaucracy. Sixty-two happens to be the earliest age a person is eligible to claim Social Security benefits. Delaying retirement would maximize the size ...