Rich people live almost a decade longer than the poor, study finds
Being wealthy adds up to nine years to your life expectancy in the US, the study found.
Cost-of-living raises on the chopping block for this state's retirees
OPERS represents about 213,000 retirees and 304,000 workers.
Seahawks' Marshawn Lynch goes viral telling young players: 'Take care of y'all money'
Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch used a press conference to tell players money "don't last forever."
Social Security can help bolster savings but retirement crisis is real for many, study shows
Many still face the prospect of falling into poverty in retirement.
Newspaper publisher McClatchy freezes pension benefits for 'small number' of retirees
The company said most employees would not be affected by the freeze.
New York, New Jersey have highest resident exodus in 2019
Residents leaving the states were heavily concentrated among the higher income brackets.
Social Security benefits set for slight bump in 2020
For about 63 million Social Security beneficiaries, the increase will take effect in January.
How to maximize your 401(k) with 2020 contribution changes
The IRS released significant extensions to 401(k) contribution come Jan. 1, 2020.
Alabama pension fund betting on boutique movie theater investment
Alabama's pension system has directly invested $221 million into a boutique movie theater-restaurant chain.
The most tax-friendly states for retirees: Study
Popular destinations often include states with either no – or low – income taxes.
How to create a retirement 'paycheck'
The wrong choices could leave you uncomfortably short of cash.
Bad investments? Turn them into a tax advantage
Asses your investments for ways to reduce your tax liability.
Retirement bill could make the IRS your biggest IRA beneficiary, expert warns
Legislation approved by Congress eliminates stretch IRAs.
401(k) changes part of bipartisan bill heading to Trump's desk
Part-time workers would be allowed to participate in 401(k) plans with certain restrictions.
Freddie Mac offers buyout amid government overhaul effort: report
The government-sponsored enterprise has offered early retirement packages to one-quarter of its workforce who meet certain requirements, four people briefed on the matter told Reuters on Wednesday. That's about 1,650 employees. Freddie Mac expects about 6 percent of those offered the buyout to take it.
Retirement reform: Key SECURE Act provisions that will affect you
Congress is preparing to pass comprehensive retirement reform for the first time in more than a decade.
Corporate pension plans could become a thing of the past
The number of pension plans offering defined benefits dropped by about 73 percent between 1986 to 2016.
Fired Chicago police chief to keep pension unless convicted on felony charges
Johnson's pension will be less than it would have been if he completed four years as superintendent.
$6M Ponzi scheme ripped off seniors, lost half its money to 'calamitous trading strategy,' SEC says
The scheme duped seniors out of their retirement savings, the feds said.
Retirement crisis? Most Americans aren’t saving enough, study finds
Roughly 52 percent of Americans said their retirement savings were below the level they should be at, according to a study conducted by Bankrate.com.



















