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Industry insiders press Ways and Means committee to retain tax incentives to continue public participation in retirement plans, many of which date back to the Bush Administration.

How do American workers' retirement savings options compare to those in socialized countries around the world? Much as you'd expect.

Pennsylvania'sunderfunded public school employees retirement system is investing in catastrophe bonds as a way to boost returns.

Major countries may need to set aside half of the GDP to pay for the long-term costs of an aging population that will likely live three years longer apiece by 2050.

Financial literacy is interconnected with the ability to properly plan for retirement, and therein lies the rub, suggests research from the George Washington University School of Business.

A top Democrat seeks to amend the state constitution to make it more difficult for legislators to boost public employee pensions in the future, given their huge debts.

Facing a $45.2 billion unfunded liability to their pension fund, Michigan public teachers may have to pay higher pension contributions and delay their retirement.

Hundreds of active and retired teachers and other school employees crowded into a Senate hearing Wednesday to voice concerns that proposed changes to their retirement benefits would unfairly push more costs onto them and even drive some out of education.