Dear Quentin, I recently lost both my parents and inherited $240,000. Due to life choices (divorce) and living paycheck to ...

Yes, you can retire with less than $1 million. But it takes some planning, maximizing Social Security and sticking to a reasonable monthly retirement budget.

According to Fidelity's retirement guidelines, you should aim to have saved three times your annual salary by age 40, six ...

Today, the median 401 (k) balance for top-decile earners is about 10 times that of middle-income participants. Indeed, plan participation, balance amounts, and investment outcomes remain skewed toward ...

Vanguard recently released its 2025 report on how America saves. It revealed a record 4.8% of 401(k) holders took a hardship ...

A recent survey found that only 62% of adults are invested in the stock market through individual stocks, mutual funds or ...

If you're planning to retire at the end of this decade, you only have about 60 months left to squirrel money away and plan ...

One Reddit user is in this situation. The poster has indicated being on track with her husband to retire at the very young ...

The new savings vehicles, akin to Individual Retirement Accounts, are designated for children who are U.S. citizens born from ...

If you can keep working while looking after your health, do it. You get 100% of your Social Security benefit at full retirement age, which is 67 for anyone born in 1960 or after, and you receive a ...

Trump's policy bill includes retirement benefit modifications, and broad fiscal reforms. How is it going to impact Gen-Z ...

The megabill that's bound for the president's desk contains tax breaks that could save some Americans - including tipped workers, employees working overtime, car buyers, seniors and certain homeowners ...