To be eligible, parents would have to meet the IRS definition of a dependent, meaning they rely on their children for at least 50% of their support.

Let's take a vacation! Well, maybe. What about emergency funds? NY Life study examines financial goals of Americans in the pandemic-post pandemic year.

Although overall optimism may be the long-term outlook, it is uneven among workers.

One KFF analysis shows that lowering the eligibility age could reduce costs for employers by as much as 15%.

It's estimated that every year, $92 billion leaves the U.S. retirement system when job-changing participants prematurely cash out their 401(k) savings accounts.

More than eight in 10 say they have a plan to protect themselves from outliving their savings, according to the latest Advisor Authority survey from Nationwide Retirement Institute.

Would-be parents may have put family planning on pause during the pandemic, but it's still on their minds.

At issue is an arrangement allowing individuals to become "working owners" and eligible for a group health plan--just for downloading software.