A reader is still working, and earning significant income, ten years after starting his Social Security benefits.

After a working life of systematic saving, you could make your children and grandchildren financially secure, as well. Adviser Mike Lynch explains a Roth IRA strategy.

Jack Brennan, the former CEO of Vanguard, talks with Retirement Daily about his latest book and the 12 most important principles to invest successfully.

Once SSDI begins, is there any way to increase the benefit amount? Retirement Daily expert Heather Schreiber explains how these benefits are determined and if they can be changed.

The financial services industry, according to Tony Davidow, author of Goals-based Investing, is at a key inflection point, with a number of trends shaping the future of advice, including fee compression, the rise of passive investing, disruptive technology, the need for advanced education, and the lack of practice diversity.

A reader wonders if she has any claim to her former spouse's Social Security benefits when he dies.

Want tax free income in retirement? Consider after-tax plan contributions in your 401(k)

A pilot program from TikTok is allowing users to apply for jobs through the app using video resumes.

A financial adviser can look out for your financial needs with objectivity and expertise during the division of marital assets.

In chapter 11 of Inheriting Your Spouse's IRA, author Bill Harris highlights some good news for those who have lost a spouse.

You planned ahead and purchased a long-term care policy several years ago. Is it still the right solution for you? Adviser Michael Lynch quantifies the pros and cons of keeping your policy in place.

A reader reached his full retirement age without starting Social Security then became disabled. Can he still receive Social Security disability?

When someone dies, it's important to understand the differences between spousal benefits and survivor benefits. In the Social Security system, there is almost no similarity between survivor benefits and spousal benefits.

Dana Anspach of Sensible Money describes a cash-flow-based projection model with a defined set of assumptions to administer three specific retirement readiness tests.

While most view a Roth IRA as an account to be opened later in life, some argue that the best time to start saving is when teens are beginning to make their first buck.