“The latest data show that retirement assets in the US are at a record high, underscoring the continued success of Americans' ...

After three straight years of double-digit returns, retirees should review their asset and retirement income allocations to ...

Americans’ nest eggs are increasingly tied to the fate of the stock market. Workers across nearly all age groups are investing record portions of their 401(k) accounts in equities. After years of ...

Retirement savers who didn't panic earlier in 2025 ended up seeing some pretty sharp gains, instead of more pain, in their 401(k) plans in the second quarter. And a few even ended up as millionaires.

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Retiring at 67 with $6,500 in monthly income places you solidly in middle-class territory, but the financial reality behind ...

Putting a portion of your income into a 401(k) is an excellent way to save for retirement. Unlike other individual retirement accounts, however, 401(k) plans have some limitations on how you can ...

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An $85,000 annual retirement income is well above median U.S. household income and could cover most middle-class expenses.

Many 401(k) savers benefited by not giving into panic earlier in 2025. Cash on the sidelines can help retirees and those nearing retirement avoid panicking in a stock market meltdown. The average ...