Paul Menchaca

Many pre-retirees have “no idea” when they will be able to retire.

New survey from the Employee Benefit Research Institute finds that Americans are becoming more proactive with savings

Boston firm brings its institutional strategies to high-net worth individuals.

As a bipartisan commission figures out ways to reduce the deficit, it makes no political sense to touch the government insurance program.

Majority of advisors think business tax cuts will help economic recovery.

In its latest global outlook, Barclays says slowdown is "nothing more than a pause."

Thornburg Investment Management expects market to react favorably, although remain volatile

The addition to its open technology platform expands independent advisors’ access to third-party providers

Can baby boomers really save the economy, and are they responsible for it breaking down in the first place?

The service will offer actionable steps that participants can take to improve savings.

The Unified Managed Account Exchange gives RIAs more control over product selection.

A new study by Ameriprise Financial finds anticipation has been replaced by hesitation.

Survey shows Americans are living more frugally to prepare for the rough road ahead.

A recent study indicates the housing crisis has worsened an already-precarious financial condition.

Recommended portfolio is overweight in equities, high-yield credit and long-dated government bonds.

A recent study indicates the housing crisis has worsened an already-precarious financial condition.

New report by Allianz says U.S. pension market is expected to see slower growth.

Premier is a Las Vegas-based wealth management firm.

Schwab survey finds that the majority of boomers aren’t planning to delay retirement.

Dramatic decrease comes as advisors fret about lack of job growth.