The closer those polled were to retirement, the more likely they were to cite health care costs as a big concern.

According to the DOL, the defendants diverted death benefit funds to buy real estate in South Carolina and the Caribbean.

About half of those who experienced a life disruption will need to delay or forgo retirement.

The National Institute on Retirement Security hopes to address a misperception (that) persists among some that defined contribution plans save money when compared with traditional pensions.

Three-quarters of todays retirees feel better off than they perceive their parents were at the same age, according to a T. Rowe Price survey.

Twenty-three percent of those polled were confident in financial advisors, considerably up from the 11 percent in October 2008.

The majority of baby boomers who retired within the past five years felt in control over their decisions to stop working.

Close to 35 percent of mortgage-holding Americans are unsure of the rate of interest they are paying on their mortgages.