Millions of Americans have accumulated retirement savings over the course of their careers, only to lose track of these ...

This straightforward guide breaks down the details on what exactly your 401(k) retirement account can and can't do for you in retirement.

You open your 401(k) statement and there it sits: a fund with a year somewhere in the title. Maybe it's 2050 or 2040. Simple enough, right? Pick the year closest to when you plan to retire and let the ...

If you're making steady contributions to your employer's 401(k) plan, you're doing a very good thing for your retirement. Social Security will only replace about 40% of your pre-retirement paycheck if ...

The premise sounds fantastic: The more money you save for retirement during your working years, the bigger your retirement nest egg. And contributions to workplace retirement accounts can be ...

What would you prefer to have in retirement: a $1 million home or a 401(k) with $1 million invested in it? Find out which option might be more frugal.

In 2026, 401(k)s max out at $24,500 for savers under 50 or $32,500 (or more) for those 50 and over. It may not make sense to max out a 401(k) if you have high-interest debt to tackle or lack emergency ...