Retirement Trends

The Social Security Reform Act of 2016, sponsored by Rep. Sam Johnson, R-TX, would begin increasing the eligibility age for benefits beginning in 2023, until the retirement age reached 69 by 2030 and eliminates COLAs for some beneficiaries beginning in 2019.

The Treasury Department disagreed with congressional Democrats quest for tax relief for disabled students whose student debt is discharged. The news follows a GAO report which says student debt is the road to poverty for thousands of elderly Americans.

Some research says the extra student loan debt incurred by getting a four-year college degree isn't worth it.

Millennials and baby boomers are most likely to leave vacation time on the table.

Organizations are already grappling with an uncertain legislative and regulatory landscape. And as the New Year gets closer, possible changes to federal and state human resources and health compliance laws are looming large.

Better increase your retirement savings -- your feet, ears, and teeth will thank you when you're on Medicare.