Maritz Research releases a study that yields interesting results about how recent and near-retirees feel about retirement in our present-day economy.
It has become clear that Americans will need to take a more proactive approach to retirement in order to avoid what seems to be an impending crisis...
The average age at which U.S. retirees claim they actually retired now stands at 61...
The Employee Benefits Research Institute estimated that approximately a quarter of baby boomers and Generation Xers will run short of money in retirement...
Tennessee and Louisiana topped Bankrate’s list of the top ten most retiree-friendly states...
Despite the Affordable Care Act being touted as a way to make health-care coverage more affordable and accessible, health problems and the associated expenses now top the list of retirement worries...
The dangers of aggressive investment strategies are firmly planted in the minds of Americans...
Financial worry across the country declined to its lowest level since before the Great Recession...
Retirement no longer means the end of work...
A new survey shows that nearly 70 percent of adult children view their mothers as the go-to choices for personal finance discussions.
Are traditional 401k retirement plans about to be overshadowed by the growing popularity of a simpler and more portable pension plan?
Digging into the the wild world of retirement planning, Frontline walked through how administrative, asset management, and marketing fees cut into a 401k over time.
Depending on who you ask, a fixed annuity is either a pragmatic retirement tool or a black hole...
This phrase has become a mantra in the current economic and political conversation in the United States: Americans aren't saving enough for retirement.
While the perception may be that younger generations are careless with spending and retirement planning, older workers were most likely to tap their 401k plans...