With any luck, our retirement years will be pleasant, as we do more of the things we've always wanted to do while living off ...

Women retire with 30% less income than men, despite living longer on average, mainly because of caregiving obligations.

When you enter the workforce, the concept of retirement barely feels real. It's simply a finish line hundreds of miles away ...

Workers with access to a 401(k) plan may want to put a little extra thought into how and where their retirement savings is ...

The average age at which men in the U.S. retire had been rising steadily since the 1990s, but it’s finally leveling off. Even ...

Taking the time to improve your longevity literacy can be worth the effort—it could help you get your retirement on track.

Social Security benefits can play a critical role in retirement savings. It's not easy ... Here's the average Social Security benefit at age 65. Social Security benefits are calculated based ...

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The average American’s retirement “magic number” for 2025 is $1.26 million—down $200K from 2024, yet still out of reach for many.

The average size of loans from 401(k) plans grew by 4% last year, when the national inflation rate was 2.9%, according to T.

and the Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP). Understanding the average balances held in these accounts by individuals in a similar age range can provide valuable context and a useful benchmark ...