Americans are facing longer retirement as well as higher prices and their savings may not stretch as far as they'd like, a ...

Postponing your retirement by a few years can be a surprisingly effective strategy. If you're, say, seven years from retiring ...

You're now at the age where your retirement plan will be put to the test as you begin to take Social Security, pull from your ...

Retiring on $144,000 isn’t typical. In 2025, the “magic number” for retirement savings is $1.26 million, according to a Northwestern Mutual study (1). Using the standard 4% rule, that equates to about ...

What really matters is saving enough to know you can live comfortably in retirement. Turn that discouragement into determination. Here's how.

Although many Americans believe they need $1.26 million to retire comfortably, most fall short of that goal. (1) In fact, ...

It's taboo to ask a person how much money they have, but we all want to know where we stand; here's some of the latest data.

Fear of losing money could actually cost you in retirement. Find out why being too conservative with your life savings can ...

Target date funds require modernization, as their 'set it and forget it' approach limits participant engagement and may ...

That’s the idea President Trump hinted at last week, saying the Australian model is a “good plan” that has “worked out very ...

Another survey is backing up the changing shape of retirement as financial requirement and lifestyle preferences converge.

It's expensive to live alone, and many parents may find their adult children returning home to save money. But if you're not careful, this change could impact your retirement plans.