Retirement  

A reader wants to know more about how government pensions affect Social Security benefits.

Here are some of the latest reports, surveys, and studies related to retirement, including research on earnings and employment data for Social Security, Social Security's solvency, states' pension programs and more.

Technology isn't the only thing that sets millennials' investing habits apart from those of other investors'.

Closed-end funds have been around for some time, and they could still provide a nice boost to one's portfolio.

In this roundup of the best from Retirement Daily for June 11-15: Long-term care insurance, reverse mortgages, sunny places to retire abroad and, of course, questions and answers about Social Security.

Financial adviser Scott Olson writes that hybrids are the insurance industry's latest attempt at solving one of the biggest concerns facing baby boomers: long-term care.

Financial planner Joe Elsasser reviews the many factors that go into getting the most out of Social Security for a married couple.

A reader wants to know what's the best strategy for his parents to cope with a short-term income shortfall, a reverse mortgage or a line of credit.

Financial adviser Danielle Howard writes that it's good to have financial goals for retirement, but it's even better if you can see ahead and plan to get over these hurdles.

The following are new investments that those saving and or living in retirement might consider for their portfolios. We've included commentary from advisers about the investments, as well.