The Merrill Lynch report inspired me to ask some people I know who are doing quite well in their retirement years about the song or songs that inspire them. Here's a sample of the responses I got: ...

The retirement company worked with The Martin Agency to enlist artists Wyclef Jean, Pusha T, Lola Brooke, Capella Grey and Flau’jae to launch a song about the importance of saving for retirement.

Country music is all about the real lives of working class people. Here are the best songs about getting fired or losing your job.

Songs about aging and retirement convey negative emotions such as regret, but also positive emotions such as contentment and determination.

Country music is all about the real lives of working class people. Here are the best songs about getting fired or losing your job.

Pusha T must be finished with rap-feud life. You can’t be actively beefing with A-list rap stars if you’re also making corporate-sponsored songs about the importance of retirement planning ...

In essence, Retirement Party offer up a song that invites both introspection and self-deprecation. "Owe me, owe me, everybody owes me," Springer sings at the top of each chorus, tongue firmly in ...

From a song and restaurants to vacations and frozen foods. The next step in the Parrothead lifestyle.