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When it comes to money and happiness, the answers aren't universal -- so each of us needs to know where our happiness lies
Most near retirees think they know how they'll spend the hours of their days, but it turns out those ideas are unrealistic
It comes with a cost, both in time spent planning and in saving money, but the payoff is well worth the price
The idea: Americans who don't have savings plans at their jobs could sign up for low-cost 401(k)-like plans run by the states
Saving for retirement is necessary and important for a healthy financial future -- but what happens if you tap those savings early?
A new book provides baby boomers with inspiration and ideas if they're approaching retirement time with meager savings
This popular approach to saving for retirement can become a trap if stocks go south as you approach that time of life
Here's what people just hitting their retirement years should be thinking about the recent slump in stocks
The days when people simply hung up their spurs after calling it quits are over, as the concept of retirement changes
Surveys that probe Americans' readiness for retirement keep finding a growing anxiety, and there's one antidote for that
Here's a report card covering five crucial categories about this venerable system that should really matter to Americans
Americans' IRA and 401(k) balances are at or near record highs, but some dangers lurk that savers need to be aware of
There's no lack of research and opinion about which asset allocation strategy is best, so here's a commonsense guide
New research comes up with some interesting answers, but only you can decide what's best for your situation
Some estimates say the gap for plans covering public workers could be as wide as $4 trillion, but how to close it?