Plus, Medicare kicks in at age 65, which eliminates the need to work for health insurance, and full Social Security retirement benefits are available at age 66 or 67, depending on your birth year.

While the traditional retirement age is 65, many workers leave their jobs before or after it. An early retirement offers more time to pursue personal interests but may require more savings ...

Dreaming of retiring early and enjoying a life of leisure? It can certainly be an enticing prospect. For most people, normal retirement age falls between 65 to 67, based on their birth year.

Lawmakers don't want to see those cuts happen, so they've been talking through different solutions to prevent them. And one ...

Determining the best age to retire is a highly personal process that involves considering your savings, risk tolerance, individual goals and health expectations. “You really have to know your ...

Most Americans say the best age to retire is around 62, according to Pew Research. Here's how that ideal stacks up against Medicare, Social Security, and real-world trends.

The ideal retirement age also varies within countries. For example, though 31% of Turks say the best age to retire is between 50 and 54, a similar share think it’s between 55 and 59. Roughly ...

If your best age to retire is before you turn 65, you'll need to consider insurance costs and coverage options to cover the gap until Medicare kicks in.

We asked 3,600 U.S. adults what they think is the best age to get married, have their first child, buy a home and retire. Anywhere from about a third to half of Americans say there is no best age to ...

The best age to start receiving retirement benefits varies from one individual to another. And SSA was right: Only you get to decide when's the right time for you.

Early retirement planning can help you escape the rat race that much sooner so you can get on with living your best life. Here’s how to retire early in 6 steps.