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Retirement Shortfalls Deepen as Savings Lag and Trust Funds Near Insolvency

New data point to fragile Gen X savings with heavy reliance on Social Security.

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Few Retirees Reach $1 Million as Typical Nest Egg Stalls at $200,000

IRS Sets 2026 Retirement Limits, Lifts 401(k) Cap to $24,500

Nearly Half of U.S. Workers Now Target $1 Million for Retirement, but Few Households Have It

Americans Face Persistent Retirement Shortfall as Advice, Compounding and New Portfolio Tactics Gain Traction

IRS Finalizes Roth-Only 401(k) Catch-Ups for High Earners With 2026 Transition, 2027 Start

CFP Flags Costly Social Security Claiming Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Advisors Shift Retirement Playbooks Toward Income First as Longevity and Health Costs Rise

New Retirement Guidance: Save More, Hit Decade Benchmarks, Manage Key Risks

New Guidance Urges Income-Replacement Goals as Most Americans Fall Behind on Retirement

What Your Nest Egg Can Pay in Retirement: 4% Rule Benchmarks and a Guardrails Option

Experts Recast $1.5 Million as a Retirement Checkpoint, Not a Finish Line

Retirement Math Now: $2 Million Can Work, $3.6 Million Fuels a Luxe Budget

Americans Say They Need $1.28 Million for Retirement as Many Expect to Save Under $500,000

More Than Half of Older Americans Plan to Work Indefinitely

Modest 2026 Social Security COLA Fails to Offset Rising Costs, Prompting Reform Demands

Retirees in 41 States and D.C. Face Six-Figure Savings Gaps