Retirement is both a financial event and a psychological reckoning.

If you're contributing to your workplace 401(k) plan, you're already laying important groundwork for your retirement savings — but the key is to make sure you're maximizing all that work. It can be ...

Some 40% of Americans are behind on retirement planning and savings, according to a CNBC poll conducted by SurveyMonkey, which polled 6,657 U.S. adults in August. But before making 401(k) plan changes ...

Fact checked by Suzanne Kvilhaug Many Americans ask the question, "Will your 401(k) investment be enough to last you through ...

There are plenty of good ideas to boost your 401(k) account over time. Probably the best idea, though, is to maximize your 401(k) employer match. Roughly one in four American workers doesn't fully ...

Claim your full 401(k) match whenever you can. Using a Roth 401(k) could save you a lot of money in taxes. Choose low-fee investments to hold on to more of your earnings. You probably understand the ...

When workers turn 50, something shifts. You're no longer in the early stages of your career, so you might be wondering how to maximize your 401(k) retirement plan during the time you have left working ...

If you are working to increase you longevity, you should also make sure you don't outlive your money. The mega backdoor Roth can help. Many people I know love tax-free income. If you similarly want to ...

As we age, we accumulate memories — and usually a few regrets, too. For many people facing retirement, those regrets are related to financial decisions made years or even decades earlier. More than 80 ...