A silver tsunami is washing across our shores, as record numbers of Americans start hitting retirement age. The U.S. isn't ready. Why it matters: Older Americans are living longer than any previous ...

Although the term “retirement crisis” was used occasionally before the 2008 financial meltdown, since then it has become the generally accepted way to describe Americans’ ill-preparedness for living ...

Several studies have found that Gen X is less prepared for retirement than both baby boomers and millennials, with many members of this generation falling significantly short in their retirement ...

An Outcry for Retirement Advice A Plan Sponsor’s Role Filling the Need Underneath the well-documented retirement crisis, another plight is unfolding: a scarcity of accessible, quality retirement ...

Nevertheless, the retirement crisis has persisted. Roughly half of Americans say they don’t have enough saved to maintain their standard of living once they stop working, that they don’t have ...

A Clever Real Estate survey of 1,000 retirees shows a growing retirement crisis. Retirees say $823,800 is now needed to retire comfortably, but average savings are just $288,700. Many fear outliving ...