A pension plan is a retirement account funded and managed by your employer, guaranteeing income for life after you retire. Unlike a 401(k), a pension doesn’t rely on the stock market — your employer ...

Social Security is a complex program that has undergone a number of changes since the program was signed into law in 1935.

Making sure you have enough income for your golden years is the ultimate aim when putting money into a pension. But with retirement costs rising and market volatility hitting pension pots, it can be ...

Only 2% of the population has both a pension and more than $1 million saved. This is a great place to be, but also requires advanced planning, especially when it comes to taxes.

After decades as the go-to pensions rule of thumb, the reign of the 4% pension ‘safe’ withdrawal rate could finally be over, as retirees look to keep their hard-earned retirement savings out of the ...