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Senior GOP lawmakers called on the Trump administration to withdraw Andrew Puzder from consideration for Labor secretary -- and Puzder did so himself.

Reverse mortgages, or home equity conversion mortgages, can help retirees' finances but they must be approached with caution. Here's why.

Considering a reverse mortgage loan? Those late-night TV ads saying how great they are might be too good to be true. Here's what happened to several seniors.

Bipartisan support among Americans for state-sponsored retirement plans is growing, according to a new poll from the National Institute on Retirement Security and Greenwald Associates.

A judge in Texas has ruled in favor of the Labor department's fiduciary rule, unpersuaded by arguments put forth by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Securities Industry Financial Markets Association, and a consortium of trade groups.

The advisory business is as vibrant in California as it is in the rest of the U.S., even though advisers there have operated under fiduciary rules for several decades.

The long-awaited ruling from a Texas federal court on the legality of the Labor Departments fiduciary rule may be relegated to the dustbin of history before anyone reads the decision.

What does Trump's executive order to "delay" the fiduciary rule's implementation date of April 10 mean? We asked industry experts for their opinions on what the DOL will do, especially with no secretary yet in place, and what revisions might occur.