Millions of people still prefer a paper check for federal income tax refunds. But President Trump signed an executive order ...

Q: My husband died several months ago. I’m 64. I’m getting my own retirement benefits, and he was getting his own benefits. His Social Security check was more than mine, ...

His Social Security check was more than mine, so I think I am due widow’s benefits. When I tried to file a claim online, I ...

While the SSA hasn’t publicly confirmed how many beneficiaries are affected, records obtained via a Freedom of Information ...

Q: My husband died several months ago. I'm 64. I'm getting my own retirement benefits, and he was getting his own benefits.

Know what your Social Security benefits will be when you're done with the 9 to 5? Here's how to crack the code for a ...

Nine out of 10 people over age 65 rely on Social Security. And for many, benefits make up half their income. Avoid these 9 ...

Q: I am 67 and have not applied for my Social Security benefit yet. My wife applied for her benefit at age 70. I am not sure that waiting until 70 is best for me and my wife. I want to make sure that ...

The large majority of Americans will file for Social Security some time between the ages of 62 and 70 with benefits steadily ...

Facing a job loss just before retirement can be daunting, especially with Social Security claims in the mix. However, the ...

If you find that part of your Social Security benefits will be taxable, you’ll need to file using Form 1040 or Form 1040-SR.

Here are three tricky decisions that confront people planning for retirement today. It’s impossible to determine the “right” withdrawal rate at the outset of retirement.