A new survey from Schwab finds that fewer savers are taking hardship deposits or loans from their retirement accounts.

"They're essentially robbing themselves of their future," a financial professional told BI. More Americans are drawing early ...

A 65-year-old retiring in 2025 can expect to spend an average of $172,500 on healthcare expenses throughout their retirement, ...

Inflation's fallen from the dizzying heights of 2022, but Americans still see it as the top obstacle to their saving for ...

Retirement may be more than 30 years away for me, but maxing out my 401(k) match is not negotiable. Time and compounding ...

More than 1,300 CBP officers spent more than a decade contributing toward their retirement annuities for which they were not ...

Relying on AI alone to plan your retirement can be dangerous. Between the lack of human understanding, accuracy (AI chatbots ...

Based on the analysis of nearly 5 million defined contribution (DC) plan participants in 2024, most Americans are not saving ...

Even people with employer-sponsored retirement plans still find it difficult to save for the future when faced with ...

There's a reason people are advised not to retire on Social Security alone. Those benefits, if you're an average earner, will ...

“She’s been pressuring me about my retirement savings,” the woman wrote. For the last ten years, the mother had been putting ...