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Social Security Administration nominee Martin O'Malley tells senators that he has the experience to lead the agency.

If one spouse passes away, the surviving spouse could pay nearly double the amount of income taxes. Are you planning for this?

"You trust your parents. This is not what they should be doing to their children."

Even though Americans saved more of their disposable income during the pandemic, on average, people are saving less than they did in the 1960s and ’70s.

Ballots from voters of color are being flagged for rejection at much higher rates ahead of election day this month, party analysis says

Gen Z saves less money than older groups due to inflation, but remains more optimistic about having enough to get by in retirement, study shows.

KCR urges Telangana voters to assess objectively & support party that best protects their interests. Cites Rythu Bandhu, Rythu Bima, Dalit Bandhu, 24x7 free power, hassle-free sale of produce, social security pension for beedi workers as achievements of BRS govt. Urges voters not to get confused by rival parties.

The Social Security Administration's chief actuary says not to worry that the trust fund will completely run out of money.

Conversions to Roth IRAs can have wide-ranging consequences on your finances, so look at the big picture before you make your move.

Entitlement reform has long been considered a third rail in American politics, but that perspective might be changing.

Relatively high tax burdens make these places the worst states to retire.