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The majority of employees admit they know less about their retirement plans than they should
Employers aren't likely to fix common shortcomings in 401(k) plans -- unless you speak up. Here's what to ask for
For entrepreneurs, planning for life after work can seem like a painful distraction, but it doesn't need to be
Many Americans are making smart decisions about retirement savings, but there's room for improvement
The 2014 annual report puts it in no uncertain terms: Congress must come up with a long-term financing plan -- soon
Millions of U.S. workers are approaching this time of life without the needed resources, but they still have ways to cope
It's part art, part science. But a recent study provides some excellent insights and can help you start developing your own plan
You don't have choose between either flexible access to your savings or a guaranteed income for life. Here's how to get both
What's the best use of $500,000 in savings? Here's a savvy strategy based on the latest thinking and research
It may seem reasonable to conclude they'll sell scads of equities to fund their golden years, but that's most likely wrong
American workers now have an average $91,000 in their accounts, but many still haven't saved enough to live on
"Longevity insurance" provides you with a lifetime income from your 401(k) account, and may soon become more popular
Sometimes you can learn something vitally important about saving for the future in the most unexpected way
Many investors have practically no clue, and government officials are worried
Unwise borrowing from a retirement plan can be a horror show, but in the right circumstances getting a loan can make sense