retirement

Have you saved any money for retirement or are you among the many Americans who haven't socked away anything? You could get the opportunity to have your company take a small percentage from your paycheck and put it into a state-run retirement account.

When it comes to retirement, Americans are concerned most about high medical expenses, according to a new Bankrate.com report in which 28 percent of respondents cited that as their biggest worry.

Many people talk about how the high cost of living in New Jersey will force them to move out once they near retirement, but a new report finds that may not really be the case.

We've told you that retirees have been leaving New Jersey lately. But what about the economic effects of that exodus on the state?

Do you need help planning your retirement? Hiring a financial adviser could help, but choosing the right one is important.

Americans still aren't getting the message when it comes to saving for retirement.

Over half of New Jerseyans plan to leave the state when they retire according to a Fairleigh Dickinson University PublicMind poll released Monday.

If you're looking to retire, the Garden State may not be the place for you. New Jersey was listed as one of the worst states for retirement in a new report from TopRetirements.com.

A recent report from the Employee Benefit Research Institute finds 46 percent of all workers have less than $10,000 saved for retirement, and many have nothing at all.

New Jersey's older workers should be worried about the years ahead. A new scorecard shows New Jersey plummeting in the state-by-state rankings of "retirement readiness."