Global conflict and a shaky economy are fueling financial anxiety. This month’s Color of Money Book Club pick offers Gen Xers ...

It’s a good thing Gen Xers are considered so scrappy — according to one Lending Tree survey, 70% of them will need all the help they can get to be able to retire. Check Out: I Asked ChatGPT When I ...

Even with all the medical advances of the past century, mortality rates saw a spike that has now turned into stagnation.

Gen Xers are facing retirement with fewer resources and more pressure to get creative. Many still carry mortgages, support family members, or haven’t saved enough to feel confident about the future.

Don’t be paralyzed by fear. There are ways to play catch-up with your retirement goals.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Just as financial pressure peaks, many Gen Xers are finding themselves overlooked, underpaid, and edged out. (sankai / Getty ...

Americans in their 50s are working like never before. The employment-population ratio for this age group, which comprises the ...

With the oldest Gen Xers turning 60 this year and the youngest ones in their mid-40s, financial advisors who haven’t prioritized getting to know this cohort of 65 million may be surprised by what they ...

A college pal of mine routinely drives across his home state of Massachusetts to visit his retired father and bring him cartons of cigarettes purchased in the lower-tax state of New Hampshire to save ...

The median net worth varies significantly by age group.

The number is respectably well into the six figures. This average, however, is also somewhat misleading. No matter how you compare, this is a critical period for all retirement savings plans belonging ...

When most people picture grandparents, the image is pretty universal: doting retirees who are quick to babysit, slip a $20 bill into a birthday card, and proudly cheer from the bleachers at Little ...