On average, seniors are more financially secure than ever, but millions of older adults still cannot afford medical and long-term care costs. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip Featured ...

Retirement planning often raises numerous questions about expenses and income. I have spent considerable time reviewing data ...

From compound interest to career pivots, here's why it's time to ditch outdated ways of thinking about retirement ...

For many working Americans, visions of retirement are dreams of leisure. A convertible cruising up the sun-soaked coast, a golf cart parking next to a lush ninth hole, a simple morning stroll ...

Financial advisers say there’s plenty to do to plan for a healthy and financially comfortable retirement. The number of Americans 65 and over rose 33% to 49.2 million from 2006 to 2016, and that ...

Half of all middle class Americans have about a quarter less saved for retirement than they realize, said Matthew Scanlan, head of Americas Institutional Business at BGI and co-author of The Future ...

And it gives us a great picture of how Americans are feeling about retirement. And unfortunately, it’s not pretty. So the largest group of financially secure retirees, which is 31%, had more ...

What did life look like back then? How much did a gallon of gas cost? How much did a dozen eggs cost? How much did a bottle of soda cost? How much did homes cost? Now visualize your retirement.… ...

In a troubling picture, American women are looking at a rockier road to secure retirement than their male counterparts. By Paula Span Susan Hartt describes herself as an incorrigible optimist ...

That means Gen X and those that follow will need to rely on their savings in individual retirement plans, employer-sponsored 401(k) accounts and Social Security to, at worst, make ends meet, and ...

For a middle-class retirement, many financial experts suggest having a net worth of at least $1 million or $1.5 million. The exact number, however, depends on you.