While 60% of men cite spending more time with their wives as one of the strongest motivations to retire, just 43% of women say the same.
Congressional budget deal provision could affect current and future retirees.
The firm is suspending sales in traditional life insurance and fixed annuity products in the first quarter of 2016.
Rep. Peter Roskam and colleagues' 'legislative principles' for retirement advisers refer only to disclosing conflicts, not mitigating them, FPC says.
Even those with plans save the maximum and few set aside money in IRAs or Roth IRAs.
The price tag for Medicare is expected to swell dramatically Jan. 1 as the result of several factors.
Grassroots organization is sponsored by a trade association for life insurance companies.
Labor Secretary Perez says proposal would validate approach that states like Illinois, California and Oregon are taking.
Consider these four things before taking that big chunk of money your former employer offers you.
With wages stagnant, employers have found something else to attract and retain employees.
The proposed fiduciary standard will have the biggest impact since the deregulation of the securities industry a few decades ago.
New report forecasts $1.5T will flow to defined contribution and retail investment markets.
Across the U.S., it's 23% cheaper for a young household to buy a home than to rent one. Find out where it's best to buy now.
American Society of Pension Professionals and Actuaries now plans to shape -- not kill -- the proposal.
These three strategies can blunt the impact of 2016 cost increases.
Families will be able to use income data from two years before the student attends school on their federal financial aid forms, instead of data from the prior year.
Short-sighted remedy is like 'prescribing a lobotomy for a headache'.
A new study examines geographical differences in retirement readiness.
Widows and widowers can repay benefits and collect higher amounts later.
Today's hearing on 2016 budget discussed the DOL rule as well, with a lawmaker asking Chairwoman Mary Jo White, 'Why are you allowing the Labor Department to take over your territory?'
