The past month has been a “buckle up” moment for investors nearing retirement.

Workers taking mini-retirements want a more sustainable way to work while also enjoying their lives, instead of saving it all until the very end, said Isabella Kwai at the New York Times.

It dipped until the 1990s, when it started rising again. But that’s stopped.

With stocks down lately, some folks are spending less. But more consumers may feel bolstered by healthy home values and a stable job market.

Early retirements during the pandemic limited the number of available workers. And the high cost of living is making it hard to attract new ones.

Both benefits and wages outpaced inflation in 2024, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

An aging population has transformed the local economy of Cumberland County, Tennessee. What lessons can be learned for the broader economy?

Leisure activities are a big theme with Cumberland County’s growing retirement community.

If demographics are destiny, then what’s happening here is eventually going to play out all over the country.

As part of our new series, “The Age of Work,” Marketplace is exploring the aging U.S. labor force.