Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce was rumored to retire at the end of the 2024 season, but that was not the case. The Chiefs were trounced by the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, ...

He’s a three-time Super Bowl champion, four-time first-team All-Pro, ten-time Pro Bowler, and a member of the NFL’s 2010s All ...

The 2025 NFL season will likely be the last for four-time MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers joined Tuesday’s episode of ...

Mike Florio opens up the PFT mailbag to discuss topics ranging from the early retirement of several NFL players to the possibilities for Keenan Allen to keep playing this season.

You may already know that planning to retire early can mean putting aside lots of money. According to Fidelity, if you plan to retire before 62, you should aim to save 33 times your expenses.

With three Pro Bowl selections, a Super Bowl 56 championship ring, and tens of millions in the bank, you can’t say that OBJ didn’t do well for himself in the NFL. But you also have to feel for ...

Here's what that means, though. Say you're on track to retire with $2 million. At age 65, where you can use the 4% rule more comfortably, that gives you about $80,000 in annual income.

Detroit Lions center Frank Ragnow announced on Monday that he will retire from the NFL after seven seasons, stating that "it's time to prioritize my health" and his family's future.

“Working part-time in retirement can make a lot of sense for those who are concerned about spending through their portfolio before the end of their lifetime,” Adams says. “Even if you only ...

Some professionals are taking a “micro-retirement,” an extended break from the workforce to focus on personal interests. Here are some important financial considerations for pursuing this path.

Conole did not see this as a major concern. “The first full year of retirement, you’re projected to take 5.4% to 5.6% per year from your portfolio,” he said.

He is hoping to retire early, but he’s worried his status as a renter is going to make that difficult. You can still retire early if you rent, as long as you make sure your nest egg is big ...