Retirement

Owning a home brings benefits for retirees, but so does renting. One example: renting puts a limit on housing costs, one of the biggest expenses for retirees.

The regulation’s debut is approaching and the Department of Labor is already talking about fixes. Here is what to look out for.

Employees who conduct regular financial wellness assessments save more than those who don’t, according to a Financial Finesse report.

Advisers need to stay up-to-date on these trends or risks becoming irrelevant to millennial clients.

Plan sponsors should keep an eye on tax reform changes that could impact plans, experts say.

More people are planning to wait to file for benefits, but just 25% are even aware of their full retirement age.

Prudential’s Jamie Kalamarides says that guaranteed payment products will motivate employees to save more as well as keep them happier with their plan.

Retirees saw a small increase in expendable income once they started collecting Social Security, according to a new study.

The financial insurance industry is constantly changing and employers need to constantly evaluate their offerings, explains adviser Sarah Kaelberer.

Retiree investors can use safe withdrawal rates and maintain a diversified portfolio with more asset classes, writes Wade Pfau, professor at The American College.