Retirement

House and Senate negotiators hope to resolve their differences on competing plans to reform New Hampshire's public pension system by the end of the month, at the same time the state's retirement system is experiencing a big increase in applications from retirement-eligible employees.

Based on all the headlines and talking heads, the economy’s purring back to life.

The Hawaii Legislature is approving a measure overhauling the state's underfunded pension system by reducing benefits of new public employees hired.

What would we ever do without California? I can’t think of another state more inept at balancing its budget. Hell, they make the feds look like penny pinchers.

New Hawaii government employees will work more years, contribute higher amounts toward their pensions and get paid less after retirement, according to sweeping proposed changes to the state's underfunded pension system.

Though older generations face a savings crisis, research from Scottrade shows Gen Y is not retirement-minded.