With more workers likely to reach age 90, employers will have to step up their pension funding. Or, more likely, hand you a lump sum instead.

In this installment of Tips from the Pros, financial advisers explain why you need to invest.

Yes, you need a cash reserve in retirement, but you can go overboard in the name of safety. Here's how to strike the right balance.

Sandwiched between much larger generations and stuck with modest 401(k)s, Gen Xers get no love from financial planners, marketers or media. No wonder they're feeling low.

Q: I’m interested in buying a deferred income annuity to supplement my income in my later retirement years. What is the best age to buy one? – Jeremy, Austin, Texas A: As worries about running...

Eyeing a variable annuity to help bring in more retirement income? Or already have one? The terms are changing to make payouts less generous, so you'll have to decide whether to fish or cut bait.