Aging in place is a major financial commitment, one that may be at odds with retirees' plans to downsize their lives and budgets and squirrel away cash in anticipation of rising health care costs.

Many people, no matter their sexual orientation, have tied their identity to their work life and can find adjusting to retirement a challenge. But LGBT retirees face particular challenges.

Tennessee tourism officials are launching a website that aims to recruit retirees to settle down in the state.

You can't get any more laid back than retirement. So perhaps it's fitting that the king of laid-back music, Jimmy Buffet, is lending his vibe to a retirement community.

Studies have found that about one-third of low wage workers say they'll never be able to afford retirement. The problem is particularly acute among minority women.

Ever wanted to know the best place to retire as a member of the LGBT community? One senior housing referral service just did all the work for you.

During their working years, women tend to earn less than men, and when they retire, they're more likely to live in poverty.

Americans who want to retire may face very unequal paths to get there depending on where they live.

Republicans controlling the Senate passed legislation Tuesday to block new Obama administration rules that require financial professionals to put their client's best interest first when giving advice on retirement investments.

Target-date retirement funds aim to make investing simple, and that's why their popularity is exploding.