"Retirement security is no longer just about how much you save; it's also about where you spend those savings," a financial expert told Newsweek.

Older Americans are calling for increased government involvement in retirement security, according to a new survey.

The SECURE 2.0 Act expands retirement savings options, including new tax credits, Roth changes and catch-up provisions.

Despite signs of recovery and slowing inflation, millions of Americans remain financially exposed. According to the Federal ...

From 2003 to 2023, there was a sizable jump in people 55 and older still in the workforce — nearly a 74% increase — but there ...

For many, retirement isn't a planned date but a moving target that's difficult to reach. Here are some key reasons retirement ...

Retirement is one of the biggest career and life transitions that people ever go through, and 71% of baby boomers say they ...

Less than 3% of Americans have $1 million in retirement accounts, far fewer than most people expect. Here's what the data ...

Credit cards represent the most common form of debt for those of us in the 50 and older bracket. According to a 2025 AARP ...

A study from TIAA asked respondents how long they think retirees in the U.S. live. Many underestimated longevity, which can ...

AARP reports in a new survey. The findings illustrate how the rising costs of food, housing, health care and other expenses threaten the financial health and retirement security of older ...

According to an AARP survey, Hawaii has about 154,000 unpaid caregivers — work that is valued at $2.6 billion. ... Increasing retirement security. In 2022, ...