Research

Statistics are compiled, research analyzed, policies put forth -- but the fact remains that many do not and will not have retirement savings.

Nearly half of retirees in 2018 retired before age 62, and one-fourth retired between the ages of 62 and 64.

Only one-third of today's college students had financial education in high school. If more had had it, would they be as in debt?

New data might not have a big impact on pension obligations, but new numbers reveal a trend to monitor.

WalletHub took a look at how well or poorly the states and the District of Columbia treat military servicemembers in retirement. Here are the surprising results.

A look at findings from a survey by the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies and the Aegon Center for Retirement & Longevity.