Three decades ago, financial adviser Bill Bengen created a retirement principle called the 4% rule. It went viral. Now, the ...

The cornerstone of any retirement plan is a deep understanding of personal retirement needs and aspirations.

Retirement plans are specially designed investment plans that let you save money for your retirement in a systematic and disciplined manner. You contribute a certain sum of money to the plan on a ...

Ralph White, principal and financial planner at Arrivity Financial Planning, suggests creating separate pools of money for ...

Having enough to retire comfortably is a worry that many Americans have. A study by Allianz Life found that 64% of U.S.

These retirement and benefit plans fill a niche for various workers, including government, non-profit, and highly compensated employees.

Let’s take a close look at ways to create the liquidity necessary in your income plan to cover big-ticket items later in retirement, such as long-term care.

Accumulators: Is Your Retirement Plan on Track? Rules of thumb won't cut it for this important question. How to customize based on your own situation.

1. Retirement plan for the detail-oriented There are advantages to taking a more thorough approach to your retirement plan.

The higher your stress test score, the more likely your retirement plan will hold steady in a crisis.

The firms will collaborate on providing secure and compliant advisor access to manage held-away accounts, such as 401(k)s, ...