Paul Menchaca

The search for absolute returns and uncorrelated investment strategies spikes demand in U.S. and Europe.

A new survey challenges the notion that investors should load up on bonds as they age.

A new study suggests that women have been slower to change their investments than men. For baby boomers, there are steps they can take.

A new survey finds that an increasing number of Americans define financial success as being debt-free. This is good news.

Retiring boomers are changing the way the financial services industry - and the government – think about annuities.

According to a study, employees will need 15.7 times their final pay to account for inflation and post-retirement medical costs.

Schwab survey finds active traders are focusing on portfolio protection in response to recent market fluctuations.

Although some of the “most profound” proposals in regulatory reform made during the wake of the economic collapse are now not likely to happen, FINRA's Ketchum said the financial services industry has a responsibility to act aggressively at detecting fraud before it cleans up the mess at the end.

Caregiving duties at home have left many Boomers facing productivity challenges at work.

A new survey says that many Boomers will be back on the job market this year looking for new opportunities, but they will face some (younger) competition.

For many boomers, unemployment is a reality they haven’t faced in decades.

Despite the potential heavy burden that long-term care could place on many Americans during retirement, very few have actually planned for it, according to a survey by Genworth Financial.

A new study predicts that the number of older Americans working longer will accelerate over the next two decades.

A new study of high-end advisors finds that their clients are often working longer in order to hold onto their luxuries.

Although all Americans have struggled through the economic downturn, the burdens appear to be especially hard on Hispanics.

According to a survey, only three out of 10 retirees saved for health care during their working years.

New research shows that providing a superficial financial plan loses more high-net worth boomer clients than providing no plan at all.

Internal Revenue Service requirements could prove challenging to advisors and end clients.

A new report suggests that America will face a significant labor gap by 2018, opening many job doors for Boomers.

The firm calls into question the emphasis about the budget deficit and the threat of a double-dip recession.