Some beneficiaries will now have to confirm their identities in-person to claim Social Security. SSA staff say it's bad news for low-income Americans.
Baby boomers are heavily exposed to stocks, so a prolonged downturn could force them to delay retirement or cut back on spending just to stay afloat.
Americans over the age of 75 are expected to grow their spending by more than $2 trillion in the next 10 years, according to Mizuho.
Jeremy Smith and his wife thought they wanted to downsize in retirement. But when the Californians saw home prices in Oregon, they changed their mind.
Recession fears have some worried, but financial advisors and economists said older Americans shouldn't make major changes to retirement accounts.
Some baby boomers have made tidy profits selling their large homes and downsizing in retirement.
For a variety of reasons, geriatric care experts told BI it's been hard attracting new doctors to the field. It's a problem for an aging US population.
Baby boomers are upping their spending on bars and alcohol as Gen Z and millennials lay off the booze.
Young Americans finally own homes after years of setbacks. But slowing population growth could put a big dent in their nest eggs.
Making mortgages easy and affordable helped lead to the baby boom. It could be a lesson for today.
Low-income retirees say that returning to work would mean a higher paycheck, but lower food, health, and housing benefits.
Gen Z is just getting started -- and they're already fed up with work
One baby boomer couple bought their California home for $63,000 nearly 50 years ago. It's now worth millions.
Rising long-term healthcare costs mean many baby boomers are unequipped to support themselves in retirement.
Millennials said they'd never be like their baby boomer parents. But from their wealth to their suburban homes, they're not that different.
Some baby boomer homeowners are struggling to hang onto their homes as housing costs soar.
Some homeowners who've seen their home values soar are concerned a federal capital-gains tax on home sales will eat into their retirement.
Social Security and Medicare help support older Americans. Many told BI that the checks weren't enough and that they wished they'd saved more.
It's not just about a retirement account. Planning for how your social life might look can be just as important.
Despite seeing their home values balloon, many baby boomer homeowners can't afford suitable homes to grow old in.