Retirement Trends

Private-sector employees with no retirement plan may get one, as Oregon follows a trend among U.S. states.

More females are saving for retirement than males, an ADP study finds.

Social security misconceptions among a large number of Americans could lead to faulty retirement planning, or worse.

Young Americans foresee retiring at 65, though most aren't saving, a recent poll says.

Automatic enrollment is moving 401(k) plan participation rates up and sponsors are conscious of higher feescheck out more trends Vanguard is reporting so far.

With the MyRA program, has the Treasury Department created a boon for retirement advisors? One RIA says no.