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New report by the Volcker Alliance gives 6 states a D minus grade, its lowest, for how they dealt with pension costs.

According to Willis Towers Watson, the risks embodied in the shared responsibility for retirement require both sponsors and employees to stay on top of the situation.

Retirees can spend less than those still in the workforce -- but a study finds that they didn't realize they'd have to cut back to do it.

While incentives work to keep men in the workforce past age 62 and their spouses also tend to work longer, the reverse isn't happening.

Inflation, health care costs, fraud, and scams all are risks millennials, Gen X, and boomers fear could affect their retirement funds.

Charles Schwab's latest SDBA Indicator report examines the investment behaviors of advised and non-advised participants.