The head of the government agency responsible for distributing retirement benefits to millions of older and ailing Americans has reversed his decision and will not close the office after realizing he ...

In 1994, financial advisor William Bengen set out to answer the question of how much an individual could safely spend each year in retirement without running out of money. His answer: the 4% rule.

The downsides include the increased potential for running out of money close to the end of this retirement. Today’s retirees can expect to live 40% longer than those who retired 70 years ago.

There's a lot of advice out there about how you can earn extra money to put toward retirement saving, and that's definitely important. Without adequate savings, retirement can be stressful.

A recent analysis from Morningstar found that negative stock market returns in the first five years of retirement are the most likely to increase your chance of outliving your money. Here’s why ...

Persistent inflation is making the already common fear of running out of money in retirement much more real. A recent study from Boston College revealed that inflation is putting "more retirees at ...