If you're getting your Social Security checks at the earliest age possible, your average benefit may be lower than you'd ...

One of the most important decisions you'll make in retirement planning is when to start collecting Social Security. Most ...

Unfortunately, you can't delay and grow your Social Security benefits indefinitely. Once you turn 70, you no longer get ...

Workers who qualify for Social Security retirement benefits can choose to apply at any point between the ages of 62 and 70.

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Fortunately, you can complete a lot of important Social Security tasks online. And best of all, you'll never find yourself on ...

A new Social Security change could trigger overpayment notices—meaning you might owe money back. Learn who’s at risk and how ...

On this Season 3 kick-off episode of the Ask the Retirement Expert podcast series, Elsasser joins ThinkAdvisor Senior ...

Starting this summer, Social Security cardholders will have a new digital option for accessing their Social Security numbers.