Retirement Trends

There are warning signs in the EBRI analysis about longer-term consequences that policy makers should also consider and implications for retirement readiness should historical averages return.

The number of men over 60 who are still working has increased steadily since a post-World War II low of 33 percent in 1993.

The debate is raging from coast to coast, with recent hot spots, Rhode Island, Detroit and California, in the news.

Californias transit workers pensions would be left untouched under a plan submitted by Gov. Jerry Brown to temporarily exempt them from legislative reforms.

Women fall behind men in planning for retirement for lots of reasons, but what can advisors do to help?

Signs of improvement in the U.S. economy emerged this week, and the jobs report the government will issue Friday will show whether that strength is fueling consistent hiring gains.