New survey data reveal women 50 and older are feeling more stressed about finances than men in the same age group and outreach efforts in North Dakota aim to help women nearing or at retirement age ...

When she left that post in 2000, she teamed up with Helen Dennis, a retirement consultant she knew, on a project to help people like them — women who held leadership roles in business, academia and ...

Amid a nationwide retirement insecurity crisis, there's a growing gap between men and women who work full-time jobs, according to a recent report by Dayforce, an international human capital management ...

AARP survey finds most women over the age of 50 worry about retirement security, health care costs and emergency expenses.

The contribution gap between men and women reveals deeper challenges tied to caregiving, wage inequities and financial planning confidence. Across boardroom and kitchen tables alike, the same question ...

New data shows women retire with far less savings than men. Here’s what drives the gap and why it puts women at greater financial risk.

Women who retire when their husbands do may be giving up more wealth than they realize. Married women overall are still in their peak earning years in their 50s and early 60s, while married men’s ...

LOS ANGELES, PRNewswire/ -- Women dream of a retirement filled with purpose and peace of mind, but fewer than one in five women workers (18%) are very confident they will be able to fully retire with ...