New survey data reveal women 50 and older are feeling more stressed about finances than men in the same age group and outreach efforts in North Dakota aim to help women nearing or at retirement age ...

AARP survey finds most women over the age of 50 worry about retirement security, health care costs and emergency expenses.

Working women’s retirement dreams include travel, spending more time with family and friends, pursuing hobbies, and volunteering. Yet more than half say they're guessing at the magic sum they’ll need ...

Claiming benefits at age 67 may be too early for some and too late for others.

Retirement has always involved a bit of uncertainty, but for many women today it feels less like a question mark and more like a warning sign. They are living longer than previous generations, yet ...

A surprising gap exists between expectations and reality for retired women, according to new research from Corebridge Financial. The study reveals that only 19% of retired women find retirement to be ...

The findings of the AARP poll, drawn from a bipartisan polling effort, suggest that persistent inflation, anxiety about the future of Social Security and broader economic uncertainty are combining to ...