Barbara Brown, 83, works as a yoga instructor at nursing homes in Richmond, Virginia. She said her work has been fulfilling, ...

Learn how to boost your Social Security benefits while working. Understand earning rules, timing strategies, and ways to ...

The Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies recently found that nearly 80% of older Americans said they are still working "because they need the paycheck or because they want to keep building their ...

*In a country that loves to preach “work hard and retire happy,” the reality for many older Americans looks a lot more like work hard, keep working, and pray the transmission doesn’t go out. For four ...

I look back and sometimes think maybe I shouldn't have left corporate so soon, but I took a buyout, left at 55, and I don't regret it. I just turned 81, and in two years, I'll hit my 15-year mark with ...

Delaying Social Security until 70 maximizes monthly benefits, with no further gains after. Working at 70 doesn’t reduce Social Security payments, regardless of income. A financial advisor can tailor ...

At age 73, after a career already spanning 51 years, I’m still working. Please, no standing ovation necessary. Nor, for that matter, pangs of pity, either. I plug away at my trade because I like to. I ...

Take A Number: A Striking Figure In Economic News Today Elizabeth Guevara is a personal finance reporter who explains the world of business and economics and how it impacts your finances. She joined ...

Question: “It’s my understanding that if you are still working full time you do not need to take RMDs until you retire. What happens if you’re 73 and still working full time? Who can explain these ...

Be actively employed by the business that sponsors your plan. Not own more than 5% of the business sponsoring the plan. Be contributing to a plan that has formally elected to include the still-working ...

Bob Brody believes working at his age is good for his health physically, mentally, and socially. At age 73, after a career already spanning 51 years, I’m still working. Please, no standing ovation ...