The Boston Globe has a great write-up on the newest warrior in the fight against workplace discrimination and ageism: Madonna.

It’s tempting to begin claiming Social Security benefits at the earliest opportunity — age 62 — and many Americans do just that. But is it wise? 

MassMutual Social Security Pulse Check Reveals Many Regret Their Timing On Claiming Benefits

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Early retirement seems like the dream—after all, when else but retirement could you have the freedom direct your own schedule and choose what you want to do? But a new article from the Wall Street Journal shows that the reality of early retirement may not be as promising as the allure.

The two things may seem miles apart, but a new examination by Emily Murray at the Department of Public Health at University College, London, shows that where you spend or spent your youth could have a drastic impact on how comfortable you are later in life.

With slow wage growth, Americans' retirement prospects are looking grim—but what if just a few dollars an hour were the answer to the country's leisure woes?

While these technologies are still emerging, they have tremendous disruptive potential—could they put you out of a job soon?

We looked at 6 different “Best Places To Retire” lists to see what they had in common—and what they may have missed.

This assistance often starts small and take many forms: cell phone expenses, groceries, and car payments, but can quickly balloon to much more costly expenditures that threaten your financial well-being.