We consulted with experts to determine how to ensure a reliable income stream, regardless of how long retirement lasts.

A favorite source of retirement income is Social Security, and for good reason.

When mapping out a retirement strategy, it's important to be mindful of your tax bill. You can make the most of your savings in your golden years by avoiding wasting money on taxes, and prioritizing ...

By focusing on a "preservation mindset" that balances reliable income, smart tax planning and market protection, you can ...

Social Security won't be enough for many to get through retirement — yet many Americans are relying heavily (or solely) on it to fund their golden years. More than half (52%) of working Americans ...

First of all, the average monthly Social Security benefit for retirees was only $2,008 as of August -- amounting to a little over $24,000 a year. Even if you received 50% more than that -- around ...

Washington, D.C. — New research published recently by the Employee Benefit Research Institute finds that many retirees do not draw down their assets in a smooth or predictable way over retirement, and ...

Does your retirement plan account for increasing healthcare costs and longevity? It's time to stop focusing on market returns ...

Understanding the nuances of how each product works is essential to determining whether they’re right for your financial goals — or how they might even work together. But comparing the ins and outs of ...

Guaranteed income can protect retirees against inflation and the risk of outliving their savings. Consider after-tax income ...

It's smart to set up multiple income streams for retirement, in addition to Social Security. Start working on building such streams well before you retire -- and ideally, well before you turn 60.