Starting January 1, 2025, the IRS raises the 401(k) contribution limit to $23,500, giving savers more room to grow retirement ...

As part of this year's "Money Issue" devoted to matters of retirement (airing on August 3), "Sunday Morning" presents this ...

You need to drill down to what you really want out of retirement. Then you can get down to the business of crafting a ...

You cannot borrow from an IRA, so you cannot use one as the source of a retirement mortgage. However, you can use assets in ...

The '120 Minus You Rule' updates an older retirement rule, with a twist. Here's how this approach to retirement portfolio ...

Estimating your post-retirement income isn’t just math, it’s about getting the right data, understanding your service credit ...

Based on the 4% rule, you could safely withdraw just $12,000 a year from this nest egg, which is woefully inadequate for any ...

A new survey from Schwab finds that fewer savers are taking hardship deposits or loans from their retirement accounts.

A new report from Asset Preservation Wealth & Tax found that as many as 51 percent of retirement-age adults now expect to ...

If you've prioritized debt repayment, you may want to reassess how it could be impacting your retirement plan.

A National Bureau of Economic Research study reveals what types of people work and save the most. According to the study, ...