A reader writes in: her husband passed away last year at age 70, leaving behind a $740,000 traditional IRA. She is 67 and already has $860,000 in her own IRA, giving her roughly $1.6 million in ...

Thousands of federal public servants have been approved under the Early Retirement Incentive program, a senior government ...

Workers can reduce their tax bill by saving for retirement in tax-advantaged accounts. Traditional retirement accounts offer ...

Retirement does not end your tax bill. It changes where taxes come from, when they are triggered and how much control you ...

A retired GS-13 with a solid FERS pension, a well-funded Thrift Savings Plan, and steady Social Security income would seem financially insulated from unpleasant Medicare surprises. Yet many federal ...

The idea of filing for benefits as soon as you're eligible sounds great... until you really start looking at the numbers.

It's understandable that you'd want to claim Social Security as early as possible so you can get the most checks. But there's ...

Clear timelines, complete records and focused questions can make retirement problems easier to resolve, especially as ...

It was a busy day in Montpelier as Thursday marked the deadline to file for the state's primaries. We now know who will and ...

The final 1040 could be just the beginning. What estate executors and survivors need to know about retirement accounts, refunds, back taxes, liens and Form 1041.

Here's how EPF subscribers can file a grievance or complaint with EPFO, the retirement fund body. We take you through the ...

Congress changed the rules for when beneficiaries must take money from inherited IRAs, 401(k)s, and other retirement accounts ...