Americans born in 1960 will turn 65—but they won't reach full retirement age (FRA) for Social Security until 67.

For decades, 65 was the magic number for full retirement benefits in the U.S. However, times have changed, and so have the ...

Since income earned above the wage base limit is not subject to Social Security payroll taxes, it's also not considered when ...

Morgan, Collins, Yeast & Salyer outlines how you could qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits if you can ...

How to think about the best ways to utilize your retirement and health care benefits when you may be older, or younger, than ...

LINCOLN — A controversial amendment to a teacher retirement bill appears unlikely to move forward this session after education officials expressed mixed feelings about it at a public hearing ...

Estimate your monthly Social Security retirement benefit using your age, income and when you want to retire. Use this Social Security benefits calculator to estimate your retirement benefits based ...

You’re eligible to enroll in Medicare Part A and pay nothing for your premium if you’re age 65 or older ... and met the SSDI or Social Security retirement benefits criteria.

Here's some bad news and good news about Social Security ... so until age 70, with your benefits getting bigger or smaller depending on when you claim. Much depends on your "full retirement ...

Among those adjustments could be raising the retirement age, raising taxes, or taxing benefits differently. Social Security benefits must be claimed by age 62. Many people make potentially costly ...

There are several requirements you'll need ... able to receive spousal benefits at any age. Your spouse must also qualify for either retirement or disability benefits, and you'll also need to ...

For example, if you were born in 1958, your full retirement age is 66 years and 8 months, while those born in 1959 will reach it at 66 years and 10 months. According to the SSA, individuals born ...