Retirement Trends

Thirty-five percent believe that clients will become more risk-averse in the coming year, compared to 17 percent last year.

Many retire earlier than planned (nearly half) and fewer (only about 25 percent) work for pay.

Greenspan offers his thoughts on where the economy is going, why, and when (if ever) it is likely to improve.

U.S. government debt fell for a fifth day, the longest skid in three months, amid concern investors are underestimating when the Federal Reserve will raise borrowing costs next year.

A large percentage of employees, no matter where they live, are pessimistic about their financial situations.

Most wealthy investors 71 percent see the U.S. economy as being the same or better a year from now.