Whether you retire from your official job in your 50s or 70s, you could still have a lot of life to live. And if you've toyed with the idea of working a new job in retirement, you're not alone.

Social Security's work rules are very different for some retirees than others. Specifically: If you have reached your full ...

A new survey reveals half of women expect to retire after 65 or never retire -- and many plan to keep working.

Returning to work as a retiree could work wonders for your finances. It could also be a great way to boost your social interactions and stay busy. Be mindful of Social Security's rules for working and ...

Not even half of workers are on track to maintain their current lifestyle in retirement. Retirement preparedness differs by ...

Most people have visions of what a happy retirement would look like. They might dream of having time to exercise and stay healthy, or having time to enjoy their hobbies or spend more time with family.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I am the President of Diversified, a CFP and author. Continuing to work in retirement may seem contrary, but for many people, it's ...

Many men find that when retirement finally arrives, the dream of leisurely afternoons, hitting the golf course, and “finally doing nothing” doesn’t feel like freedom at all. Instead, the sudden halt ...

Traditionally, retirement was portrayed as a well-earned break from work: a time to travel, indulge in hobbies, and enjoy life. But what if you don’t want to stop working? Even after decades of ...

Listen and subscribe to Decoding Retirement on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you find your favorite podcasts. For years, working longer has been promoted as the best way to shore up your ...

Gen Z expects to retire later than they'd like, but broader workplace retirement plan access and early saving habits could ...