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For loans that are not repaid by retirees, Social Security payments can be garnished.

A new assessment by Fidelity Investments measures financial wellness by taking into account money management skills and feelings toward finance. 

A survey found that 38% of Americans know nothing about compounding.

The generation that practically lives on social media seeks mobile retirement-planning and help from their employers. 

But older generations expect a different experience in retirement for Millennials. 

Financial wellness tools that are not easy to find or understand obviously won’t do much good. 

Among those already engaged with their finances and financial services professionals, retirement planning remains a hot topic—but investors broadly feel confused and concerned. 

A new study finds Millennials are almost unanimous in their support of TDFs and auto-escalation features; moreover, they want their employers to help them save for retirement.

People of all age groups on average estimated losing $30,000 or more throughout their lifetime due to their lack of financial knowledge, a new survey finds.

Americans say they feel more comfortable with the savings they have now compared to the year before, however, a Bankrate survey finds they're not doing a better job...

The 2017 J.P. Morgan Asset Management Guide to Retirement has been released, offering the firm’s updated take on the capital markets and the latest in personal financial planning. 

In a series of live action videos, Empower takes on some truly quirky, bad and perhaps not-so-serious retirement planning ideas.

A large number of Americans are lagging behind in retirement savings, but adviser interaction and effective digital tools may reverse this trend.

Most Millennials are not contributing at least 15% of their income toward their 401(k) plans, but a majority are moving in the right direction, a new study finds.

Those who feel they are financially savvy do far better than those who do not.

Millennials are overwhelmed with student loan debt as well as other financial burdens, and many dread the thought of even discussing their finances.

More than half of all young workers worry about repaying their student debt “either all the time or often,” according to a new survey by American Student Assistance. 

A study suggests progress on a variety of personal financial goals appears to have taken a negative turn in the past two years, including saving enough for retirement.

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