The issue of Social Securitys projected insolvency was conspicuously absent from the first two presidential candidate debates -- and it wasn't discussed for long in the third debate.

Social Security is an important topic that surprisingly hasn't been addressed much in the presidential campaign this year. Here are 6 myths voters and candidates should know about.

Rumors circulating that the DOL will delay implementing the fiduciary rule are unfounded, but the outcome of the Presidential election could affect the rule, ERISA attorneys Campbell and Reish say.

The 2017 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will take effect for more than 60 million Social Security beneficiaries beginning in January 2017. But it's not much.

While economists may disagree on the causes of the gender pay gap, there's little to dispute the reality that the lower average wages women earn will hurt their retirement.

Learn why the DOL fiduciary rule has clear consequences for advisors to defined contribution plans, not just those who do IRA rollovers.

Is the 40-hour workweek dead? For a growing portion of the workforce, that may well be the case. According to a survey of 2,000 workers by office equipment supplier Staples, only 9 percent of respondents say they never work more than 40 hours, and about half always or usually work...

What's the largest financial shock people face in retirement? Analysis from the Society of Actuaries shows it's not the cost you'd think.