Less than half of working women feel prepared for retirement and of those already retired, only 19% find retirement to be exactly what they expected. Here's what you can do while still working.

Many women say they retired earlier than anticipated and that retirement is more expensive than expected, realities than ...

Women in Hawaii face the nation’s largest retirement savings gap ... said income strategist Diane Garnick. After all, Garnick noted, life’s unpredictability — whether through financial ...

Business Insider has heard from older widows and widowers about the financial toll of losing a spouse.

Women, on average, live six years longer than men, which means six extra years of paying for life in retirement. Compounding the challenge of saving enough is the fact that women earn just 84% of ...

A shift is underway in how Americans, particularly women, plan for retirement. For non-retired women, the responsibility of securing a steady income stream for life is increasingly falling on ...

The career lifespan of a professional athlete can be short. Here, five athletes discuss how, why, and when they decided to ...

Last week, we discussed indicators of a late-life crisis in retirement and the importance ... That’s not the case for everyone even after they write lists, journal and analyze their thoughts.

To determine how much more women in each U.S. state need to save compared to men for a comfortable retirement, NetCredit took a closer look at the numbers, using data on life expectancy ...