Retirement Trends

Workers in lower income groups would be disproportionately affected by any increases in retirement age due to a growing gap in life expectancy between lower socioeconomic groups and higher ones, a study shows.

Could the aging of the U.S. population be behind all sorts of phenomena, from anti-growth activism in cities, to the decline in entrepreneurship that has beset the country since about 2000?

Jobs, joblessness, and consumer confidence all moved up in 2015, but these groups fared better than others.

Parents admit to overspending on their kids holiday gifts--using their own retirement funds to do so.

Student loans are going to haunt young Americans for decades, according to a report that finds most are postponing retirement saving to reduce that debt.

Only 16 percent of respondents feel they are likely to have enough money to retire comfortably, says COUNTRY Financial Security research.