Ironically, 34 percent of millennials say they feel hopeful when they review their retirement savings account balances.

Although 48 percent of Americans consider themselves financially savvy, the reality of their financial situations is far different.

Millennials are looking to retirement as more of an adventure than their elders. And that's just the beginning of the differences between generations.

The Center for Financial Responsibility at Texas Tech University has launched the Best Interest Initiative, which is focused on answering a question faced by financial advisors as they work to abide by the DOL fiduciary rule.

Great-West Financial has announced that David L. Musto has been appointed president of Great-West Investment.

Financial stress is on the rise for Americans, even as their confidence in their financial future has fallen.

Despite the group's growing presence in the workplace, millennials are still trying to navigate the office.

As workers move from job to job and forget to take their retirement accounts with them, the issue of orphan accounts has grown.