Learn the key differences between qualified and non-qualified retirement plans, including tax advantages, contribution limits, and who they’re best for.

The 401(k) limit for 2025 for many savers is $23,500, but those working in their early 60s are allowed to save much more, if ...

Social Security only replaces about 40% of your pre-retirement income. Learn how to combine it with other accounts to secure ...

It’s important to save for retirement, but only half of Americans have calculated how much money they’ll need, according to ...

You may retire from work, but you'll never quite retire from paying taxes. How much you'll pay once you retire depends on the ...

Not taking your RMD could subject you to severe tax penalties. Here’s what could happen if you don’t take it, and what to do about it if you’ve missed it.

Like other tax-deferred retirement plans, 457(b) plans are subject to required minimum distributions (RMDs). This means that starting at age 73 (for individuals who turn 72 after January 1, 2023), you ...

Senate moves to go paperless, embrace e-delivery of retirement plan disclosures. The Senate has introduced a bill, Improving Disclosure for Investors Act of 2025, which would require the SEC to ...

Only a small percentage of people with those types of retirement plans altered their asset allocation during the first quarter, with just 6% of 401(k) users doing so and 4.7% for 403(b), it found.

Most employers have their own stand-alone 401(k) or 403(b) retirement plan. With a PEP, employers can link up with many other unrelated employers. They can even be from different industries and ...

Lawyers who negotiated an $11.8 million class settlement over MedStar Health Inc.'s retirement plan confirmed to a federal judge that the settlement proceeds have been distributed to the class.. The ...