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Plan sponsors should look at Generation X as a segment distinct from Baby Boomers or Millennials, says Weber Shandwick in its new study.

Baby Boomers have good retirement savings habits, but accumulated savings may not be adequate.

An analysis from Hartford Funds finds U.S. investors are largely unaware of emerging digital financial advice models, and even practicing advisers don’t have much knowledge on the subject.

Millennials change jobs more frequently, giving them more opportunities to cash out of their 401(k) plans and cut into future retirement savings, says Spencer Williams of Retirement Clearinghouse.

While 64% of Millennials say they have a financial plan, most believe they are only saving half of what they should be, according to a Nationwide Retirement Institute...

While participation in employer-provided 401(k) plans is strong among younger workers, data from Aon Hewitt shows many are not taking full advantage of matching 401(k) contributions.

Augmented reality technology via a mobile application (app) from Transamerica Retirement Solutions can help drive up retirement savings. 

Baby Boomers and Millennials stand at opposite ends of the career pathway. Does this mean their retirement investments should be opposites as well?

Improving the retirement plan participant experience is an important step in addressing the nation's retirement savings shortfall, according to Broadridge Research.

Three-quarters of Americans say it is hard to keep up with bills and save for retirement at the same time, with 43% saying it is “very hard,” a...

Amid feelings of guilt over not investing enough (a mere 23% feel “proud” of how they handled their money this year), Americans know they need to do more...

Six in 10 American parents support their adult children financially, according to a study from the LIMRA Secure Retirement Institute.

Saving for retirement and health care expenses was a priority for employees of all ages during the first half of 2014, a new report shows.

The results of Fidelity’s “Millennial Money Study” show one in four Millennials trust no one when it comes to financial advice.

Maximizing growth is the number one priority Baby Boomers have for their retirement assets, according to the MFS Investing Sentiment Insights Survey.

Millennials are famous for being highly risk-averse investors, but new research from Hearts & Wallets LLC suggests the youngest investing cohort is ready for more risk.

Taking a retirement plan loan can have a big impact on a participant’s retirement income, especially if the participant does not pay the loan back or stops contributing...

Financial wellness programs can be a value add for advisers, especially when they help drive retirement readiness and address the roots of participant inactivity.

Some subsets of Millennial investors are just as likely as their parents to seek professional financial advice, according to new research from Phoenix Marketing International.