The expectations of pre-retirees aren’t realities for current retirees.
In his new book, Robert Reynolds stresses how to reform Social Security to prevent crisis in the not-so-distant future.
Do you have clients who are pulling out retirement money to play the slot machines? Here are some tips on how to intervene.
The Equifax hack raises the question: Why do we still have these lifelong sitting ducks?
U.S. pre-retirees are feeling more financially secure, but demonstrate low financial knowledge, a new survey says.
Social Security benefits can be reduced to pay back student loans and pay taxes.
People with kids spend less in nursing home costs than those without children, a RAND study found.
Millennials bring a different mindset to retirement and work than previous generations, study says.
The website and digital portal offers education and resources for clients and advisors.
There's a widening wealth gap between the old and young.
Retirement-age Americans are dangerously low on financial literacy, but women significantly lag men.
Retirement expert Alicia Munnell lays out options for rejuvenating the 82-year-old mother of all safety nets.
The government’s latest report on Social Security is bad enough. Trends in income inequality and health care make it worse.
A stronger economy could make the programs more sustainable, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said.
The trauma of divorce can be used as an opportunity to secure clients’ financial futures, this retirement coach says.
Three-quarters failed to pass an American College quiz on how to make savings last through a retirement.
Social Security numbers are widely used for authentication, thus they are juicy targets for fraud.
With more people staying in the workforce after age 65, how do advisors benefit?
They are not prepared to analyze complex Social Security strategies, says one expert.
According to a recent study from Fidelity, government and economy remain the top concerns for financial advisors.