Retirement Trends

It's not just saving, but saving enough that matters. And there's the rub.

For a 45-year-old, simply managing high blood pressure could be like saving another $100,000.

Some retirement economists have challenged the utility of tracking workplace plan data on the youngest workers.

At retirement, a woman is likely to have accumulated $1,055,000 less than her male counterparts.

In a new UBS Financial Services survey, 53 percent of wealthy investors said they expected to live to 100.

These 3 errors can lead to employees losing retirement savings rather than being as prepared as they'd planned.