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Employees are racking up credit card debt and borrowing from retirement savings to pay for unexpected expenses.

For both sexes, becoming serious about saving for retirement doesn't usually happen until one's 40s or 50s.

EBRI says more families are placing themselves at risk of running short of money in retirement due to their increased...

Seventy-nine percent believe that by the age of 80, a comfortable retirement will be a thing of the past, and...

Fifty-five percent of women are afraid they will outlive their savings, according to the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies.

Among those who said they would like to save more, 56% said retirement was a top reason; however, LIMRA found...

However, this is not always the case for lower-income workers, MassMutual found in a survey.

The initiative comes after Transamerica studied the parallel nature between physical and financial lifestyles.

The firm's analysis found participants who also had HSA savings were more retirement ready than those who did not.

“Eighty-six percent of employees say that if their employer improved benefits or added access to an investment plan, it would...

However, U.S. LGBT workers rank the highest on the Aegon Retirement Readiness Index, compared to workers in eight other nations.

In the fourth quarter of 2017, AICPA’s Personal Financial Satisfaction Index reached a record high in the 24 years the...

However, at year-end 2015, for example, the ICI says participants in their twenties had 80% of their portfolios invested in...

TIAA also discovered that participants with web access are twice as likely to seek out advice as those without web...

The bill does not impact tax breaks for retirement savings.

Forty percent plan to increase their deferral rate, up from 24% in 2016.

The company has set up pages on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn to educate people about retirement

The damage is worse for younger workers, as their savings time horizon is longer than older workers.

For someone making $90,000 a year, that would jump to $277K, America's Best 401k says.