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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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Retirement Planning Moves Beyond $1 Million as 2026 Social Security and Medicare Figures Loom

Vanguard Study Puts Missed RMD Penalties at Up to $1.7 Billion a Year

Social Security 2026: COLA Rises 2.8% as Medicare Part B Jumps to $202.90

Retirees’ Year-End Must‑Do List: Take RMDs, Rebalance, Plan Next Year’s Cash Flow

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

New Research Challenges One-Size-Fits-All Advice to Delay Social Security to 70

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

Social Security Sets 2026 COLA at 2.8% as Larger Checks Approach

December Social Security: Payment Dates Set, Extra SSI Deposit, 2026 COLA Begins

Deciding When to Claim Social Security: Key Rules and Trade-Offs for 2026

Social Security Claiming Choices Come Into Focus for 2026

Industry Push for 'Auto Income' Advances as Record Keepers Build Connectivity

IRS Sets 2026 Retirement Limits and Roth Catch-Up Rule for High Earners

Robinhood CEO Says Gen Z Start Retirement Saving at 19 as Some Boomers Return to Work

New Survey Finds 401(k) Access Boosts Retirement Savings by 29%

Final November Social Security Payments Land This Week as 2026 Benefit Increases Near

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