Retirement Trends

The average American worker will likely see an estimated increase in take-home pay of $70 a paycheck in 2018. Here are some ideas for what to do with it.

According to a report from the Society for Human Resource Management, the senior segment is projected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to be the fastest-growing group in the workforce through 2024.

Litigation financing has existed for years in Australia and the U.S. but not in Canada due to a widely held interpretation of a provision of common law -- but that's changing.

As companies continue to challenge the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the recent decision upholding the CFBP's power structure wont be the last word on the case.

Despite facing discrimination and hostility, LGBT workers in the U.S. are still doing better at retirement preparation than their peers in other countries.

While people are still following the same basic timeline for financial accomplishments, millennials are getting to some goals at different times than earlier generations.