Christy Bieber is a Personal Finance Writer at various esteemed publications. She specializes in topics related to finance, personal finance, and wellness, with a focus on aging and longevity, retirement planning, and saving and investing strategies. Christy's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo Finance, USA TODAY, and The Wall Street Journal.
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By: Christy Bieber
Christy Bieber 5 min read Just over half of Americans have a specific age when they want to retire.
By: Christy Bieber
Is $800,000 enough to retire with? A financial advisor weighs in on how you can decide when the right time to leave work is.
By: Christy Bieber
Most retirees don't claim Social Security at the right age, and it could cost them.
Whether you can retire with $500,000 or not depends heavily on your spending and what other income sources you may have.
Christy Bieber Key Points Studies have shown the most optimum age for most people to claim Social Security.
Christy Bieber Key Points The average retirement account balance among 55- to 64-year-olds in 2025 was $305,006.
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The official COLA will be announced in October, but there are some key metrics to watch now to be ready.
If you claim Social Security early and you regret it, you aren't without options. Here's what you can do.
Christy Bieber Key Points Claiming Social Security early can shrink your monthly check. You may decide after you claimed Social Security that you regret doing so.
By: Christy Bieber
Christy Bieber Key Points Social Security's Cost of Living Adjustment will be announced in October.
