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Advisers divulged winning strategies at NAPA/ASPPA 401(k) Summit.

Americans are highly supportive of pensions and see these plans as a way to improve retirement readiness, a survey found.

Millennials need help to participate in employer-sponsored retirement plans, according to Wells Fargo.

Millennials are motivated to save for retirement and would plan ahead if they knew more about their employer retirement benefit options, a study found.

Retirement planning is the one financial issue in which all generations are most vulnerable, but for different reasons.

 Many Americans remain foggy about what cloud computing is and how it works, a survey found.  

Most advisers believe the American Dream is alive, but that Millennials will have a harder time attaining the economic status of their parents, a study found.

The American Psychological Association recently released the results from its "Stress in America" survey, which found stress levels differ among generations.  

Millennials are by far the most confident about their ability to make the right benefit decisions, according to The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America.

According to a study from Generation Opportunity, a non-profit organization focused on Americans ages 18-29, more than a quarter of young Americans are delaying saving for retirement due...

“Measure of Millennials,” a study released by the iOMe Challenge organization, finds that Millennials (those ages 18-29) are finding it a challenge to save for retirement.

Research from SBR Consulting finds 41% of millennials (those born between 1980 and 2000) make saving for retirement a priority.

Seventy-one percent of those participating in a recent poll believe Baby Boomers should be encouraged to work past normal retirement age.

Before advisers or financial institutions, Millennials turn to their parents and friends for financial information.

A recent survey found a significant perception gap between employers and Millennial (born between 1978 and 2000) sales-force employees.

Close to three-quarters of women who are very confident about retirement savings have the help of a professional adviser, a study by Prudential says.

Whether they’re Millennials, Generation Xers or Boomers, American women are actively considering their future retirement and financial security, a survey said.