Models that conclude working longer is better financially don't account for actual experience, say researchers at the New School's Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis,

Overall, Americans are increasingly recognizing the importance of eye care.

Lack of understanding of the words that plan participants need to make decisions may affect their retirement preparedness.

Nearly three in four married or cohabitating Americans said financial decisions are a source of tension in their relationship.

Nearly everyone believes at least one false money myth. And most think they know more than their parents, no matter what generation.

These areas could potentially be used as a legislative roadmap toward greater retirement security, says Senior Citizens League policy analyst.

More-generous subsidies and expanded eligibility could reduce both the number of uninsured people and the financial burdens on enrollees.

One-third have become more likely to work with financial professionals, as opposed to 24 percent at the onset of the pandemic.