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About 33 million Americans have filed for unemployment since mid-March.

In spite of the economic devastation due to the coronavirus, today's workers are still reasonably confident about their retirement prospects, reports the Employee Benefit Research Institute.

Whether you're looking forward to retirement or COVID-19 has you a little rattled about your senior years, there are a few rules you should be keeping in mind to ensure you're as prepared as possible.

Many Americans were severely underfunded for retirement well before COVID-19 existed. Now, in the face of rising unemployment and market turbulence, the outlook is even bleaker. Is it even possible to save for retirement while on unemployment?

More than 30 million Americans have filed for unemployment since mid-March.

The money doesn’t need to be paid back until the borrower dies or leaves the home.

What you need to know about potential impacts on the program's future.

The impact of coronavirus has not yet been accounted for by the trustees.

A recent federal relief package makes it easier for people financially harmed by the coronavirus outbreak to tap into their retirement savings. But should they use them?

If you must raid your retirement funds, there may be ways to reduce the financial impact.

Given the uncertainty that lies ahead in the fight against the global coronavirus pandemic, many investors are worried about their 401(k) accounts.

Aerospace giant is pushing to control costs as aviation industry struggles with pandemic

New research suggests a sharp decline in stocks affects some retirees’ savings more than others.

Stimulus checks won't arrive for three weeks, the White House estimates.

Don’t let a temporary situation affect your long-term financial security, expert cautions.

Behind in savings? This tool may help.

Two out of 10 Florida residents are over 65 years old and 8.4 million residents receive Medicare or Medicaid benefits.

The former New York City mayor says he isn’t opposed to the idea – but there’s one big obstacle.

To state the obvious, the stock market is a little scary these days.

The coronavirus is indirectly slamming the big intergrated oil companies.