For Gen X, a generation that should be in its "peak savings years," the prospect of retiring on time has shifted.

Americans frequently think they will retire later than they actually do. That poses problems for their finances in retirement ...

New research highlights the extent of the employee financial wellness crisis, as 47% of Gen Xers plan to delay retirement.

A survey analysis from the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College found rising financial anxiety among older Americans, driven by concerns over Social Security, inflation and policy risks.

You’ve done what most Americans never will: saved $5 million for retirement. At 66, you’re at full retirement age, the math works, and the runway is clear. The only thing standing between you and ...

New research shows U.S. workers expect to retire about four years later than desired, largely due to rising living and health care costs. A separate study finds retiring couples may need up to ...

Be sure to have a solid retirement plan. Think through how you'll spend your retirement. Consider test-driving your ...

Moneywise outlines five warning signs that could mean delaying retirement is wise, even for those with adequate savings. These include still enjoying work, lacking clear goals, unclear budgets, ...

It's important to plan accordingly for higher prices.

If your retirement savings aren’t where you’d hoped, there are some ways you can bridge the gap, including making catch-up contributions, adjusting your investment strategy or working part-time ...