Mental Health Costs in Retirement in 2026…The Numbers Are Worse Than You Think
Mental health costs in retirement are significantly worse than most Americans realize. A 60-year-old couple retiring today faces an average total...
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Retirement and Anxiety Crisis Explained in One Statistic That Will Shock You
Two in three Americans—67 percent—now fear running out of money more than death itself. This single statistic encapsulates the retirement anxiety crisis...
At Least 39% of Retirees Regret Claiming Social Security Before Their Full Retirement Age
Roughly 37% of Americans who claim Social Security before reaching their full retirement age report they regret that decision—a startling figure that...
Social Security Full Retirement Age Confusion in 2026…The Numbers Are Worse Than You Think
The confusion surrounding Social Security's Full Retirement Age in 2026 stems from a hard reality that most workers don't understand: the age at which you...
Warning: Retirement Identity Theft Often Goes Undetected for 14 Months on Average
Retirement identity theft remains one of the most dangerous—and slowest-to-discover—crimes targeting older adults.
$126,000 Is What the Average Divorced Woman Loses in Retirement Assets After a Gray Divorce
Women who divorce after age 50 lose, on average, roughly $126,000 in retirement assets compared with what they would have held had the marriage remained...
At Least 16% of Americans Over 65 Have Been Targeted by Retirement-Specific Fraud Schemes
At least 16% of Americans over 65 have been targeted by retirement-specific fraud schemes, according to data from the American Association of Retired...
She Consolidated 5 Retirement Accounts and Saved $3,200 Per Year in Fees
When Sarah turned 52, she had five separate retirement accounts scattered across three different financial institutions—a 401(k) from her current...
Fact Check: Do Part-Time Jobs in Retirement Reduce Social Security Benefits? Sometimes
Yes, part-time jobs in retirement can reduce your Social Security benefits—but only in specific circumstances.
At Least 48% of Women Retire With Less in Social Security Benefits Than Men Due to Wage Gaps
Yes, at least 48% of women retire with significantly lower Social Security benefits than men—and the real issue is far more systemic than the headline...