Retirement

Tom Brady Says He's Still Evaluating Whether To Retire From The NFL

“I am trying to make a great decision for me and my family,” the quarterback said on SiriusXM radio.
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Lucille Roybal-Allard, First Mexican American Congresswoman, Announces Retirement

The Latina political trailblazer has served in Congress for three decades.
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Anchor Brian Williams To Leave NBC After 28 Years

“I have been allowed to spend almost half of my life with one company," he said. "NBC is a part of me and always will be.”
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Axel Springer's 401(k) Blunder Boosted Politico Union Effort

The German media company's acquisition of Politico left staffers without a retirement plan while organizers were gathering union cards.
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Social Security Checks To Get Biggest Cost-Of-Living Boost In 4 Decades

Millions will see a 5.9% increase in their Social Security checks starting next year.
By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar and Christopher Rugaber, AP

My Friends And I Are Going To Live In A 'Golden Girls'-Style Situation After We Retire

"Why couldn’t we use Blanche, Rose, Dorothy and Sophia as a model to plot our own post-midlife sorority setup?"
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NFL Star Jordan Reed Retires At 30 After Troubling Brain Scan

The former Washington and San Francisco player had at least seven documented concussions.
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Democrats' COVID-19 Relief Plan Could Save The Pensions Of 1 Million People

A politically elusive fix to the multiemployer pension crisis could finally become a reality, protecting retirees from drastic pension cuts.
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Judges Retire, Benefitting Biden

With President Joe Biden now in power, at least seven federal judges are retiring, allowing him to name their replacements.
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What To Do If The Pandemic Is Forcing You Into Early Retirement

Even if older workers can find jobs, health risks could prevent them from remaining in the workforce.
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