Americans ages 65–74 are typically in retirement or just a few years removed from full-time work, making this a key moment to assess how wealth looks once paychecks have largely stopped. For many ...

Most people understand that the size of their eventual Social Security payments will be closely linked to the amount of taxable income they earn while working -- the more money you make (up to a point ...

Survey data shows how retirement savings differ by age, including how many Americans have accounts and how much they’ve saved. See how you compare to others your age.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Sheila Callaham writes about age-related topics in the workplace. While many love to point out that younger and older people are ...

The lofty $1 million figure is often cited as the ideal number for a retirement portfolio — although it keeps creeping ever higher. However, most Americans are still falling woefully short of ...

In the next 10 years, our society will become more old than young. How do we leverage this time to build stronger intergenerational connections? Eunice Nichols, the co-CEO of CoGenerate, has spent ...

The average retirement age in the U.S. is between 64 and 66 years old, but a new survey has found that Gen Z would like it to be lower. The poll, conducted by Talker Research between December 23 and ...

You might celebrate one birthday each year, but inside your body, different organs are marching to their own biological drums. That number on your driver’s license? It’s just a rough average that ...