Americans still worry a lot about inflation but slightly less so than last year, which helped keep their expectations for what they need for a comfortable retirement unchanged, Charles Schwab said.

More than any other aspect of retirement planning, workers need help calculating how much to save for their golden years.

Schwab’s Rob Williams and Inga Rachwald join Ben and Julie to unpack why retirement income is first and foremost a planning challenge—one that demands balancing emotional biases, clear goals, and ...

Inflation has come down from the dizzying 9.1% rate in 2022, but Americans are still worried rising prices will prevent them from retiring comfortably, a new survey by brokerage Charles Schwab showed.

Americans are feeling less confident about their ability to retire comfortably than a year ago, partly driven by concerns about inflation, according to a new survey of retirement plan participants ...

WESTLAKE, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Schwab Retirement Plan Services (SRPS) today announced expanded student loan and college planning resources available to 401(k) plan participants through an ...

Equity compensation is far more than a workplace perk for employees at firms offering this benefit. According to a new survey from Charles Schwab of stock plan participants, three-quarters (76%) say ...