Retirement Trends

A report from Prudential finds that many Asian Americans expect to quit working before turning 65, and family figures heavily in their financial decisions.

Here are the 10 cities women would be well advised to avoid, if they care about their financial well-being, both now and in the future.

The recent dismissal of a lawsuit against fiduciaries of Chevron Corp.s 401(k) plan raises the question of whether the decision will be a forerunner for the barrage of similar litigation pending across the country.

The fact is, communities, nations and entire societies have used social norming aka, peer pressure to create and maintain a common set of shared values.

Large employers have the resources to help employees with a financial wellness program, but these initiatives will likely continue to be rare among midsize or small employers, according to a study by Xerox.

If your client continues to work and has employer-provided health care coverage at age 65, they may want to rethink enrolling in Medicare.