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Millennials and Generation X: This is why you're having such a hard time saving for retirement

Attention economics and why everything from war, inflation and COVID-19 may put these savers behind.

Ohio Utility Says Two Coal Plants Could Close Next Year

An Ohio-based utility said it plans to deactivate or sell the remaining coal-fired units at two of its power plants in 2023, five years earlier than

This clock counts down to retirement | Arduino Blog

For most people, the idea of retiring is a very exciting thought. Finally, after decades of hard work, you can clock out for the last time and spend the rest of your life relaxing and enjoying your leisure years. RdRnr318’s coworker updates her...

DTE Energy Will Close Belle River Coal Power Plant Two Years Early

Detroit-based DTE Energy said it will cease all coal use at its Belle River Power Plant no later than December 2028, at least two years earlier than the

Fed Officials Under Fire for 2020 Securities Trading Will Resign

Robert S. Kaplan will exit his role as head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas next month. Eric S. Rosengren, the head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, is also retiring earlier than planned.

Your Finances Took a Hit From the Pandemic. Here’s What You Do Now.

Find someone wiser than you, check your credit report and taxes, and stop catastrophizing. This is how you can do it.

Answers to Your Questions on When to Start Collecting Social Security

More details on why experts advise to wait to claim benefits and on benefits for divorced spouses.

Opinion | How to Enjoy Retirement Without Going Broke

The problem of decumulation is a tricky one, even for Nobel Prize-winning economists.

Justice Breyer on Retirement and the Role of Politics at the Supreme Court

In an interview prompted by his new book, the 83-year-old leader of the court’s liberal wing said he is working on a decision about when to step down.

The Pandemic Forged New FIRE Followers, With a Difference

Newcomers to the “financial independence, retire early” movement, if fortunate enough to stay employed in 2020, were inspired to clean financial house — albeit less aggressively than early adherents.

They Didn’t Expect to Retire Early. The Pandemic Changed Their Plans.

After years in which Americans worked later in life, the latest economic disruption has driven many out of the work force prematurely.

A Woman’s Guide to Making the Most of Social Security

Women tend to live longer than men, so they need as much retirement income as possible. Whether you’re 30 or 60, here’s what you need to know.

The Faces I’ll Remember, Long After I Put My Notebook Down

In two decades covering medicine for The New York Times, the people I met, and the truths they revealed, have always stayed with me.

Social Security Is Rethinking How It Runs Customer Service After Covid

The pandemic abruptly closed the agency’s 1,200 offices, and officials are considering how to move forward. One issue: Without the offices, fewer low-income seniors sought benefits.