U.S. consumers are in debt as never before, but there are few concerns whether Americans are stretched too thin or not

A poll says older Latinos are more likely than older whites or older blacks to say they've had to withdraw or borrow money from a retirement account

The Trump administration is allowing to go forward an Obama-era rule that puts stricter requirements on professionals who advise retirement savers on their investments

Many men and women agree: Men are the better investors. They're wrong.

A new poll shows that older white Americans are nearly twice as likely as African Americans to say they've saved enough for retirement, a new poll found

Investors have largely lost faith in the ability of humans to beat the market, except in one of the hottest areas for retirement saving: target-date funds

Many bereaved Haitians go into a lifetime of debt to send off deceased relatives

The Senate has sent to President Donald Trump legislation to scrap a regulation encouraging cities and counties to set up retirement savings plans for some private-sector workers

A federal judge has ruled that a county clerk in Kentucky who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples in 2015 doesn't have to pay legal fees for the couples who sued her

Tax time means many mutual-fund investors are paying the bill for their funds' past successes, even ones that predate their own investment