Women in their 50s are now approaching retirement age, but many are not financially prepared for this phase of life. According to a recent AARP study, 64% of women in their 50s say they’re less ...

While the amount of money needed for retirement varies based on individual circumstances, women face unique hurdles that can ...

Retirement can feel like a distant dream, especially when juggling the demands of everyday life. But for many Americans, particularly Black women, the reality is more sobering: the future may not ...

Recent research from Northwestern Mutual finds that Gen X women believe they will need $2.1 million on average to retire ...

What’s the safe retirement withdrawal rate in 2023? For many investors, 4% sounds like the magic retirement withdrawal rate. Our research suggests the same, but fluctuating market valuations and ...

A 2022 report by WTW and the World Economic Forum found that upon retirement, women across the world are expected to have on average only 74% of the wealth that men have. The research team at ...

CNBC Select will update as changes are made public. How much you should be saving for retirement is an age-old question that just about everybody wants to know. While the answer has a lot to do ...

With retirement dreams on the horizon, Gen X women on average believe they will need more than $2 million to retire comfortably, more than any other generation of women.

Women may receive larger lifetime Social Security benefits in some cases. Social Security replaces more pre-retirement income for low-income workers. We know men get larger average benefit checks ...

According to a simulated model that factors in things like changes in health, nursing home costs, and demographics, about 45% ...

SINGAPORE - I was taken by surprise recently when a younger colleague confessed that while she is unfamiliar about S&P stocks, she invests in them anyway because all her friends were doing it.

What are life insurance retirement plans (LIRPs ... Oftentimes, men pay higher life insurance rates than women. People who chew tobacco, smoke or vape usually pay higher rates for life insurance ...