The investment giant warns that many retirees face a gap between income and expenses.

Fidelity’s latest research shows Americans are increasingly adopting phased retirement approaches, blending work with varied income sources amid rising living costs and evolving savings strategies.

Recent data from Fidelity and national surveys reveal that Americans across all age groups have saved far less than recommended retirement benchmarks, with those in their peak earning years falling ...

Fidelity Investments’ 2026 State of Retirement Planning Study finds Americans are redefining retirement as a flexible, phased transition. Nearly 70% of respondents are considering nontraditional paths ...

Money is locked away: Money contributed to a 401 (k) is essentially inaccessible before age 59 1/2 without penalties. While ...

For decades, one million dollars has been the golden benchmark for retirement security across the United States. Reaching seven figures feels like crossing a finish line that guarantees you can ...

Fidelity and Vanguard are both great choices for beginners, and you can start investing on either platform with as little as ...

You log into your old employer’s 401(k) portal and the balance reads $0. No transactions. No explanation. Just zero, where ...

Global equities rallied in Q3 amid a constructive expansionary backdrop and strong corporate fundamentals. Active asset allocation positioning contributed to the fund's performance versus the ...

Faculty and staff interested in receiving help with reviewing their retirement accounts have retirement planning experts available at no cost through Fidelity as part of Purdue’s retirement program.

A recent retirement analysis reveals a troubling savings gap across all age groups, revealing how far behind many U.S.