The average retirement age in the U.S. is 62 years old, according to Mass Mutual, but not everyone waits that long to retire.

Older Americans told BI they regretted not preparing well for retirement. We talked to financial planners about how young ...

Generation X is next in line to retire after boomers, and some have already begun. However, more than half of Gen Xers (52%) ...

President Trump and the Republicans may need to make changes to shore up Medicare. Those changes could include pushing ...

The SECURE 2.0 Act of 2022 (the “SECURE 2.0”) made significant changes to retirement plans and how they operate. Many of the ...

Combining different savings vehicles and adapting your strategy over time can help you establish a secure foundation for your ...

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.

Saving early and contributing more to their employer retirement savings plan rounded out the top three actions retirees felt helped prepare them for retirement. “Retired women’s reflections ...

One effective strategy is considering Roth conversions during historically low tax rates. By moving funds from traditional ...

Gen Xers are increasingly turning to experts for financial guidance, with nearly four in 10 currently paying for advisor ...