Nearly half of Americans don't get retirement plans at work.

Your retirement plan dictates how much you can contribute annually, how it's taxed, how withdrawals work, what you can invest in, and how much you pay in fees. A 401(k) is the most common type of ...

While Social Security remains a large part of the majority of Americans' retirement incomes, most also rely heavily on ...

Below are five less common retirement plans, the type of employees they're designed for, and how they work. Less common retirement and benefit plans include 401(a)s, 419(e)s, 414(h)s, Voluntary ...

The Internal Revenue Service is reminding people 73 and older to make required withdrawals by the end of 2024.

Southwest's new benefit for pilots to save more money for retirement wins praise from experts. They say it could be a roadmap ...

Responding to a recent call from a financial advisor in Illinois, the ERISA consultants at the Retirement Learning Center address a question on how the IRS contribution and other limits apply to ...

Extended Retirement Savings: With retirement potentially lasting decades, individuals may need to save more to ensure they ...

Inc. Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders at the 2024 Schwab Impact event to discuss market uncertainty and how to cope with it when saving for retirement. In the full episode of Decoding ...