While older adults in the U.S. will see their numbers swell, housing suited to their needs is not anywhere near keeping pace.

A fund managed by EII Capital Management is about to be removed from the line-up at two Boston University retirement plans.

Most (54 percent) say they either wont retire at all or will have to continue to work after they turn 65.

With retirement plan savings coming up short for many Americans, helping clients understand when might be best to begin to draw Social Security benefits has become a hot-button practice area.

MassMutual says the average retirement savings balance for women was up 17 percent from a year ago, and 71 percent from 2009.

Student loan debt, at the crushing total of $1.11 trillion, is taking a heavy toll on what once might have been an unlikely group: parents.

Over the next year, 30 percent of institutional investors expected to boost their investments in private equity, among other alternative investments.

Two retirement plan consulting service firms have announced a new partnership uniting their fiduciary practices.