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IRA balances fell in the third quarter of 2022 in the midst of market volatility. Here’s how to keep your retirement on track in any economic cycle.

Americans said that they needed 20% more than last year to retire comfortably, a Northwestern Mutual study said.

More Americans are using their 401(k) retirement plans to help cover financial hardships as consumers continue to confront persistently high inflation.

It is critical that adults talk with their aging parents about their finances in order to ensure they are solvent as they head into retirement. However, only 38% of people have done so.

Robinhood announced on Tuesday it is offering individual retirement accounts (IRAs) with a 1% match on contributions.

Many Americans said the COVID-19 pandemic made saving for retirement a financial priority but 51% did not believe they have enough income to save toward this goal, a Transamerica survey said.

An elderly couple in Central Florida was scammed out of $25,000 in what deputies are calling an elaborate "Grandparents Scam."

Labor rule reverses Trump era rule making ESG investing more difficult. Whether ESG adds value or just promotes a socialist agenda is still hotly debated.

Retirement investors at Fidelity have seen the average 401(k) balance slip below $100,000 and the rate of saving has slowed.

Billionaire investor Ken Griffin, the founder and CEO of multinational hedge fund Citadel, warned that the collapse of cryptocurrency giant FTX could weaken confidence in financial markets at large and hurt the ability of younger investors to save for retirement.

More than a quarter (27%) of retirees are spending more than they can afford in 2022, according to a survey from the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI).

A new U.S. survey ranks the country’s 150 most populous metro areas based on things like health care, happiness and the No. 1 factor: affordability.

The Social Security Administration announced earlier this month that benefits are set to increase by 8.7%, the highest in 40 years as retirees face high inflation.

Social Security recipients will see the largest benefits increase in 40 years in 2023. Here’s what that means for your retirement savings plan.

Contribution maximums for 401(k)s and IRAs are increasing in 2023, the IRS announced Friday, meaning Americans can stow away more money for retirement.

Retired Americans are set to receive one of the biggest Social Security increases ever, but the bigger paychecks could push them into a higher tax bracket.

The Social Security Administration on Thursday announced the cost-of-living adjustment for Social Security benefits, with recipients receiving a record increase.

Although 86% of Americans nearing retirement age understood that waiting until 70 meant they could collect more benefits, only 11% planned to do so, a Schroders survey said.

In addition to inflation, surveyed retirees' top concerns were about future health care, potential reductions in future Social Security benefits and running out of money.

The Social Security Administration on Thursday will announce the cost-of-living adjustment for Social Security benefits, with recipients expected to see a record increase.