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Any money you can set aside can help you make retirement more comfortable -- here's what you need to do
The lawsuits say the schools didn't pick the best-performing or lowest-cost plans for participants
This picture might be worth a thousand words to help you understand how long you might live
If you're approaching your golden years home-rich and cash-poor, you'll want to carefully consider your options
Survey after survey finds workers who are nearing the end of their working lives aren't actually able to stop working
Saving for a retirement that ends at age 100 means you'll need a nest egg that's about 40 percent larger
Making sure your savings last for your potentially long life in retirement is a key strategic aspect most plans ignore
Here's a look at their position statements to AARP, along with some nonpartisan analysis of those proposals
Experts say the pay gap is just one of the reasons behind a big discrepancy in poverty rates later in life
Think it's impossible to save for retirement if you're self-employed or working part-time? Here are proven ways to do it
It involves the retirement program's trust fund and what happens to its money, which comes from your payroll taxes
They're enacting or considering plans that automatically enroll workers, but not all parties are pleased with the details
As you go from "time constrained" to "time affluent," you'll need to look past retirement's short-term vacation aspects
Their latest report on the program's funding status shows why comprehensive reform is needed quickly
This compromise repair plan recommends tough but necessary changes to increase revenues and restrain benefits
