A newly published poll by Corebridge Financial offers fresh insight into the gap between women’s retirement expectations and realities, with financial surprises and concerns playing a significant role ...

Women's History Month is a time to recognize and celebrate the contributions of women in American history. It's also a chance to honor women who have paved the way for gender equity. I’ve written ...

This column has celebrated Women’s History Month in past years where I’ve highlighted some exceptional women who made contributions to advance retirement benefits and financial security throughout ...

Non-retired women see the responsibility of securing a steady lifetime income being shouldered by individuals, not employers, according to a new survey by Corebridge. A shift is underway in how ...

Study findings shed light on retirement from the point of view of those already retired and those still in their working years, with key insights into surprises, concerns and helpful actions HOUSTON-- ...

Many Americans have insufficient retirement savings, but women are particularly at risk. A new Clever Real Estate survey of current retirees found that women have an average of $261,763 in retirement ...

Investing, saving, and borrowing are the same for men and women, as well as the same rules for both. They may, however, be facing very different circumstances and making very different choices.

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--New research from Corebridge Financial digs into the financial realities of retired women compared to what they expected and provides key learnings for future retirees. The ...