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Nearly 70 million Americans rely on Social Security to supplement their retirement income. Still, when it comes to this important government benefit, it can get complicated.

Sitting on little gold mines? It's natural to want to cash out when you retire. Here’s why you may not want to.

Sixty-two is the average retirement age in America, but Dave Ramsey explains to Kiplinger why leaving the workforce early could harm your financial security.

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Planning for a long retirement is a challenge. Check these 4 longevity green flags to see if you have the habits and the history to beat the averages.

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If you have $1 million saved for retirement, your RMDs will change every year. Find out exactly how much you must withdraw at ages 73, 75, 80 and 85.

Who says wealth-building stops at 65? From adjusting your risk to beating the sequence of returns, here is how to maximize your money without a paycheck.

Before giving your kids money in retirement, ask these 3 questions to protect your nest egg and their financial future.

Supermarkets aren't the only stores that offer savings to older shoppers By Maya Dollarhide and Donna Fuscaldo, Updated