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A survey by Nielsen found that only 28% of respondents were confident of the company that manages their investment or retirement accounts.

ING has rolled out a Web site aimed at letting retirement savers see if they are "keeping up with the Joneses" when it comes to their financial habits.

Be careful on the road: More than one-third of Americans reported dozing off behind the wheel, according to a recent poll by the National Sleep Foundation (NSF).

A survey commissioned by ING Direct found that almost half of respondents are clueless about how much they need to retire.

Federal prosecutors have charged the former controller of one of Boston’s largest investment firms of diverting funds from the company’s retirement plan—to bank accounts linked to an adult...

The U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging held a hearing about the economic downturn’s effect on retirement security, particularly for those who are on the brink of retirement.

The nation has a new Secretary of Labor.

While individuals speaking during the U.S. House Education and Labor Committee’s hearing on “Strengthening Worker Retirement Security″ described the nation’s retirement system as being “in peril,″ lawmakers were...

I’ve spent most of my life, certainly my adult life, confident that Americans, certainly in large part, are reasonable and rational.

I’ve spent most of my life, certainly my adult life, confident that Americans, certainly in large part, are reasonable and rational.

More than half of affluent 60-year-olds are changing their retirement plans—double the number from the same survey almost a year ago, according to Bell Investment Advisors.

About two-thirds of workers in a new study identified a defined contribution plan as the most important component of their retirement savings.

Parents saved less for college in 2008 than in years past, but those who received help might have fared better, according to a survey by the College Savings...

Seven in 10 wealthy Americans reported having socially responsible/green investments (SRI), according to a survey by PNC Wealth Management.

A recent paper suggests the economic times people live through have a significant impact on how they invest.

The October 2008 Issue Brief from the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) indicates that workers with lower educational attainment have lower levels of retirement plan participation.

GenXpense.com, an interactive Web site offering important tools young adults need to skillfully manage their finances, has been introduced.

Gregory Fleming, former president and chief operating officer of Merrill Lynch&Co., has left Bank of America to join Yale Law School’s faculty.

Fiscal fitness, not physical fitness, is a slightly higher priority for younger adults than for older adults, according to a survey commissioned by Union Bank.

In wake of the market decline, a new MetLife study found that 42% of retirees surveyed are considering reallocating their assets to products that may provide a higher...