Prospective employees are more likely to opt for the job that offers an employer-sponsored retirement plan over one that provides a higher salary, says an American Century Investments study.

Even affluent investors are worried about retirement, according to this LIMRA study.

Just 19 percent of Americans have actually managed to up the amount theyre putting away for their senior years.

In evaluating public sector pension plans, NIRS said, the study relied on private sector pension data, rather than public sector data, to do soand this invalidated its findings.

IRA rollovers (traditional, Roth, employer-sponsored) were part of a Cerulli Associates study that revealed some intriguing statistics on the "Evolution of the Retirement Investor 2015." Here's what you need to know.

Many advisors aren't focusing on attracting millennial clients, says the Advisor Anxiety Survey from Hartford Funds. And they're averse to other issues as well.

It appears likely that retirees wont see a cost-of-living increase in their Social Security checks come January.

Financial stresses occur on multiemployer pension plans for several reasons--and that affects more than the 10 million participants and 200,000 contributing employers, but society as a whole.