Retirees are getting involved in philanthropic projects and have earned awards for their efforts.

Some say target-date mutual funds are your best retirement savings option. But if the rules are too confusing, how do you know if they're working?

Should you consider returning your minimum required distribution funds?

Jennifer Openshaw has four tips to help your parents avoid getting caught in a scam.

A new study shows that the rule of thumb claiming you need to replace 70% percent of your pre-retirement income on average in retirement is inaccurate.

Before you roll over your benefits, take some time during open enrollment to consider the tax implications of your choices.

Many Americans have no idea how much they should save for their retirement and how much they can safely withdraw each year during retirement without the risk of running out of money. Recent studies have shed light on this very important issue.

We all know we can’t time markets, but there has been a recent revival of a theory from financial experts that we are ever closer to a market crash we all should have seen coming. The Congressional Budget Office even issued a report addressing the alleged problem. According to the theory, we are just a few years away from ...

The Nobel prize in economics usually doesn't make headline news. This year was no exception, even though a woman won it for the first time. However, the impact of work by those that win the award can't be overstated and shouldn't be overlooked.

Insurers are reworking their offerings to reduce risk on retirement products without losing consumer appeal.