With interest rates so low, any retirees looking for a new place to live may find a better deal with a mortgage loan than by paying cash.
U.S. workers spend more time than they used to caring for sick relatives, which costs them and their companies money in lost productivity, two recent studies show.
The wrong investments and tax strategies could have Uncle Sam steal back part of your Social Security check.
There may be some rough waters ahead, but using your 401(k) as a life vest isn't always best.
Workers with 401(k) accounts, fearing another drop in their savings similar to 2008, shifted investments from stocks to less volatile bond funds in the days leading up to Tuesday's debt ceiling vote.
As life expectancies increase, what does retirement look like for 100-, 150- and 1,000-year-olds?
Brokerages might drop millions of IRA account holders if a proposed labor rule takes effect.
The CEO of an amateur golfing association explains how to spend your career's back nine on the greens.
Many aging Americans are no doubt growing concerned about the debt ceiling debate’s impact on their long-term investments, but as long as they have a balanced portfolio, financial advisers say they’ll be fine.
