A court ruling may accelerate the move away from revenue sharing, in which a portion of 401(k) investment fees are used to cover administrative costs.
Many Americans Save Plenty for Retirement
The boomer generation’s retirement savings picture is not as bleak as some suggest, financial services companies say.
How Video Games Keep Seniors Fit
A partnership between Microsoft and senior centers allows people to monitor their health while playing games.
Boomers Say They’re Ill-Prepared for Retirement
Many boomers expect to be less financially secure than their parents were in retirement, a new study finds.
Reverse Mortgage Borrowers Getting Younger
The average age of reverse-mortgage borrowers is now 71.9, down from 76.7 in 1990, a study finds.
Adult Children, Who Move Home, Earn Keep
Boomer parents may benefit from adult children moving back home, a new study finds.
The Old Get Richer, the Young Get Poorer
The income gap between the old and the young is growing, new research shows.
Anxiety Ratchets Up Retirement Planning
As anxiety about retirement grows, more workers are open to sacrificing present earnings for the future, a new survey finds.
