Retirement Trends

The U.S. government plans to sell another 30 million shares of General Motors stock in a public offering on Thursday as it speeds up efforts to divest itself from a stake in the auto giant that it got in a bailout four years ago.

Stocks are opening lower on Wall Street after a payroll company reported sluggish job growth last month.

Employee financial wellness has improved dramatically over the past year.

For now, bad news is good for the stock market.

Personal income decreased in April, but personal savings increased.

As the U.S. recovery slowly gathers steam, federal deficits are finally coming down from their nosebleed $1-trillion-plus heights. That will postpone until fall a new budget showdown between Congress and the White House and also will probably delay the days of reckoning, feared by millions of aging Americans, when...