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Any way you look at it, there's a serious problem with a system millions of older Americans rely upon for financial security
If there is one thing we need to do before we die, it's make a will, but you're unlikely to find the task on any bucket list
A new survey finds 82 percent who tried this were able to make the move, and 90 percent report it was successful
More Americans than ever want to delay retirement or keep working in it, but sickness and job losses often derail those plans
Here are some ways an elderly widow can make ends meet, given her limited means and strong personal preferences
It depends on how likely it is that an unexpected event would create a financial calamity for you, so here are some guidelines
Top earning Americans live six years longer than the poorest, who suffer from a range of ailments
But so many other Americans report they want to delay retirement, which shows how much this is a personal decision
Unexpected twists in life are inevitable, so being prepared to deal with them should be part of your retirement plan
It's easy to run afoul of rules governing minimum required distributions from retirement accounts -- don't let that happen
An 88-year-old who recently launched a national grassroots movement shares his secrets to a long, healthy life
The lifetime cost of making the wrong choice can be enormous, and could have a huge impact on your family's retirement lifestyle
The bottom half of the U.S. workforce measured by income is falling further behind when it comes to putting money aside
The most important factors to consider often don't show up in media stories on the best places to retire
When it comes to saving for retirement, don't forget this simple -- and useful -- investment
