Retirement Advisor

Your clients who will be turning age 66 this year probably know they are eligible to begin receiving Social Security retirement benefits without regard to their work earnings.

A 6,000-mile journey to document America's retirement crisis revealed much more widespread issues, and has the filmmakers refining the movie to reflect those.

Today's challenging statistic: According to Moody's Investors Service, state and municipal governments across the nation have racked up a staggering $2 trillion in unfunded pension costs.

As part of Gov. Jerry Brown's wave of cost-cutting changes to the still-embattled state, a legislative panel had considered upping the retirement age, though workers could still retire early and receive less benefits.

The new highway bill means large plan sponsors need contribute almost $50 billion less than projected to their pension funds. Where does that money go?

When FINRA Rule 2111 goes into effect July 9, broker-dealers will be on the front lines of complying with new regulations stipulating how suitability reviews are completed on securities purchases.

Edward Jones continues to shine. But will that appeal be enough to help the firm nearly double in size to about 20,000 advisors by 2020?

Italian carmaker Fiat says it is consolidating its ownership of Chrysler by exercising an option to purchase around 3.3 percent of Chrysler equity from a trust fund that manages health care for pensioners.