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Workers are clinging to their jobs as prospects fade for higher-paying employment. Households are socking away more money and charging less on credit cards. And young adults are living with their parents longer rather than venturing out on their own.

As defined benefit plans continue to disappear, more American workers are relying on defined contribution plans, such as 401(k)s, to save for retirement.

A booming defined contribution market is luring brokers to rethink their sales strategy.

Retirees argue that cutting troop benefits is the last thing that should be done and some suggest efforts to curb personnel costs should first target what they see as bloated civilian staffs as well as redundant uniformed bureaucracy in which each service branch has its own medical command, cyberassets,...

Veterans groups are fighting curbs in annual pension increases for military retirees under age 62 that are part of the new budget deal passed by Congress last week.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Lawyers working for Republican Gov. Tom Corbett say they don't have enough information to determine whether the chief investment…

Both say at IRI event that tax reform is important, but Cardin says budget deal struck Tuesday is not a grand bargain.

The SECs rule was yet one more attempt to rein in runaway executive compensation packages.