Many Americans approaching retirement still carry credit card balances, which can complicate retirement planning and savings.

Starting at 50 with debt and almost nothing saved feels dire, but the math says otherwise. Here's what the saving options ...

Among those who said they would like to save more, 56% said retirement was a top reason; however, LIMRA found that debt is a major obstacle preventing many people from saving as much as they would ...

It makes sense to assume that once you've retired, the financial battles that came with your working years are behind you. And, in some ways, that's true. You're no longer focused on earning a ...

As you near retirement, reviewing key areas such as cash flow, withdrawal strategy, debt and tax exposure allows you to spot ...

It often makes sense to pay off your high-interest debt before saving for retirement. You can use a balance transfer card or debt consolidation loan to do this. Make sure you have a new budget to help ...

Kevin O'Leary says retirement isn't safe until you complete these eight steps. From saving 15% of your income to eliminating ...

NEW YORK CITY — Retirement should be a time to sit back, relax and enjoy the fruits of your labor. But if an unexpected bill, emergency home repair or the cost of daily living has led you to rack up ...

A new survey finds that 55% of one generation thinks they're somewhat or very likely to outlive their retirement savings.

A caller with a $735K nest egg still can't retire because he and his wife have $230K in debt and no budget. Here's what Dave ...

Suze Orman recommends eliminating all mandatory monthly payments (mortgage, car loans, credit cards, student loans) before retirement. Fixed retirement income cannot support debt payments without ...