Find out the average 60-year-old's retirement savings, how the numbers vary at different income levels, and what to do if you ...

Less than 3% of Americans have $1 million in retirement accounts, far fewer than most people expect. Here's what the data ...

In a research paper, BlackRock outlined how incorporating private-equity investments in a target-date fund could add 50 basis ...

Since 2002, the average retirement age has ranged from 59 to 62, according to Gallup. Going back further, the average retirement age was 57 in 1991, 58 in 1992, and 57 again in 1993.

The average retirement age for American men and women The average retirement age for men in 2013, the most recent year for which data are available, was 63.9. For women, ...

Source: Center for Retirement Research at Boston College. On average, male college graduates retire at the age of 65.7, while high school graduates retire at the age of 62.8.

The national average for retirement savings varies depending on age, but according to the Economic Policy Institute, the median retirement savings for all working age households in the US is ...

According to the latest data, “older households” — defined as those run by someone 65 and older — spend an average of $45,756 per year, or roughly $3,800 a month. That’s about $1,000 ...

Average retirement savings, not surprisingly, rise with age. The average balance for those 45 to 52 is $179,200, rising to $256,244 for those 55 to 64 and $279,997 for those already retired. ...

Common wisdom suggests older Americans flock to Florida and Arizona to retire. Not anymore, according to a new study.

Average Retirement Age and How It’s Changing. Workers in the United States generally retire at around age 64, though data shows that the average age varies by state.

The average retirement age of American workers is creeping steadily up, according to a new report from a prominent economist. And that trend invites a question: ...