AARP warns Americans on retirement savings errors people make, including not using Roth options, not making catch-up ...

Social Security is at serious risk of benefit cuts, but that's not the only issue it faces. Read on to learn more about what's happening with Social Security.

AARP, the nonprofit organization that advocates for older Americans, says there are several smart steps people can take later ...

It's even worse for young workers, but near-retirees are in serious trouble, too.

Financial expert Suze Orman and the AARP are both sounding the alarm about retirement expenses that keep outpacing savings. Health care sits at the center of that warning, but insurance, vehicle, and ...

FILE - Older adult woman at home sitting at kitchen table paying bills or online banking using laptop computer. Getty Images More than one-quarter of U.S. adults over age 50 say they expect to never ...

Most women voters age 50 and older are not feeling confident that they will have enough money throughout retirement, with 51% feeling less financially secure than they did a year ago, according to a ...

For a growing number of retirees, the exit from the workforce is proving temporary. Financial strain and economic uncertainty are pushing older Americans back into the job market, a new AARP survey ...

AARP’s survey shows women 50+ face retirement insecurity, high health care costs and emergency financial stress. Many rely on Social Security, with caregiving duties adding strain. Reverse mortgage ...

Nearly half of private-sector workers in the United States don’t have a retirement account, according to a new AARP analysis ...