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Social networks are rising in popularity, and texting is so habitual that a majority think it’s OK to do so while on a date.

Alison Cooke Mintzer moderated a roundtable discussion with Elaine Sarsynski, Tom Skrobe and John Galateria on the roles of advisers.

In its most recent analysis of 401(k) retirement accounts, Fidelity Investments found that saving just a small amount more each month can positively affect retirement income.

What advisers say may not be as important as how they say it to high-net-worth Millennials, according the Spectrem Group.

Generation X employees struggle the most when it comes to saving for retirement, a survey by PwC indicates.

More than half (54%) of Millennials say debt is their “biggest financial concern currently,” according to a Wells Fargo Retirement Survey.

Farnoosh Torabi has expanded her relationship with Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (MassMutual) to help bring financial education to young adults.

It is increasingly being used as a business tool, but users can run into compliance issues on social media when they tweet or post an update.

Beyond the general education about how to much to save and how to invest, retirement plan participants have issues at different life stages that need to be addressed.

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.