Retirement

The city of Seattle, Washington will have the first city-facilitated retirement savings plan administered by an outside private party in the country.

Increased interest from institutional investors is driving the increasethanks in part to the lower fees charged by CITs.

Retirement plan sponsors aren't happy with their advisors.

The absence of a financial cushion to fall back on39 percent of older women have no retirement savings at allmeans they pretty much take what job they can get, even a low-paying one.

While the level of prosperity earlier retirees enjoyed may be used by others to counter claims that the country is facing a retirement savings crisis, future generations will not be as fortunate.

Not only should more attention be paid to benefits during mergers and acquisitions, but they could actually make or break such deals, a new report says.