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Just because retirement savings are in your name doesn’t mean they’re necessarily all yours. Meet a man who was on track to retire in 15 years until a divorce settlement changed his plans.

Just one hour every year can help you stay on top of your 401(k)—and your retirement savings goals.

Don’t forget about that 401(k) you had with your previous employer. Here are four options for what to do with it, from keeping it where it is to rolling it into an IRA.

There are lots of ways to save for retirement, but many people turn to the two main types of retirement plans: 401(k)s and IRAs. Here’s how they’re alike—and different.

Multiple retirement accounts may mean multiple investment decisions, statements, fees, emails, and more. Learn how to combine accounts to make it easier to manage your retirement savings.

Commonly referred to as a pension, a defined benefit plan offers eligible employees a set amount of income for retirement.

Understanding defined benefit (DB) plans, commonly referred to as a pension, can help you better plan your retirement.

Whether life threw you an early retirement curveball or you’re ending your working years as soon as you can, there are ways to bridge the health care insurance gap and guard your savings.

Build your retirement budget, plan for retirement income, and more tips to help when you’re retiring from work.

From rolling over your 401(k) to making a plan for your health savings account, this easy-to-use list can help when you’re changing jobs so that nothing gets lost in the shuffle.