J.P. Morgan Asset Management Monday released the 10th edition of its annual Guide to Retirement, which analyzes the most significant issues impacting retirement to help investors and their advisers ...

Key Points Full retirement age rises to 67 in 2026 for anyone born in 1960 or later. Claiming at 62 instead of 67 cuts ...

The decade leading up to retirement could be the 10 years that make or break your strategy and determine the fate of your life savings. The first half of the decade is your last, best chance to build ...

13 th edition of Guide explores key themes that will impact retirement planning this year, including Social Security and guaranteed income "Retirement means different things to different people, and ...

It might seem like a lifetime away, but planning for retirement is something you should start thinking about now, even in your 20s or 30s. It's way better to be ahead of the game than scrambling to ...

The path to retirement is paved with good intentions and unavoidable setbacks. But as long as workers get started, retirement is possible. "Start as early as you can because savings is a snowball ...

As part of this year's "Money Issue" devoted to matters of retirement (airing on August 3), "Sunday Morning" presents this resource guide for those who are retired … and for those planning ahead.

Office of Personnel Management officials hope a new document for federal employees planning their retirement will reduce frustration with the complicated and often lengthy process—and maybe help ...

U.S. Navy Lt. j.g. Elizabeth Mickus, center, holds the national ensign as Lt. Priya Sridhar, right, renders a salute during a retirement ceremony for Rear Adm. Paula Dunn, the 11th U.S. Navy Vice ...

Warrant officer candidate John Bernert poses with wife, Paula, and son, Matthew. Bernert, a sergeant in the Kentucky Army National Guard, is leaning toward sticking with the current military ...

Last week, we looked at some of the factors federal employees fear could threaten their financial security in retirement. The results came from a recent in-depth research study of federal employees ...