The study from the Employee Benefit Research Institute finds many retirees worried they are spending more than they can afford.
There’s a persistent, widening gap between workers’ gloomy expectations and retirees’ rosy reports in an annual Gallup survey.
You can take out up to $1,000 without penalty if your employer offers the option, thanks to a recent law.
The FAFSA does not ask about two key measures of wealth – the family home and retirement accounts.
The Biden administration’s rule overhauls requirements for retirement plan advisers to act in the interests of clients.
New research casts doubt on the widespread belief that the generation of Americans will be worse off than their parents.
“Hardship withdrawals” are rising, Fidelity Investments reports, most commonly to avoid eviction or foreclosure or pay medical bills.
A new bill follows up on recent bipartisan legislation to expand access to retirement savings.
The average 401(k) balance is a tenth of what a middle-class person would need to maintain their lifestyle, one expert says.
A new law set to go into effect next year would allow you to double your money when you pay student loans.
