In light of a circuit court ruling overturning Illinois’ pension reform law, state Attorney General Lisa Madigan said her office would appeal the ruling up to the state Supreme Court ...

In the wake of the scandal that has plagued the VA hospital system this year, some members of Congress are considering actions to limit retirement benefits given to VA employees who ...

Social Security recipients will receive a 1.7 percent cost-of-living boost in 2015, which amounts to about $260 in extra benefits over the course of a year. How can you spend that ...

The Internet can often act as a breeding ground for financial fraud – but if you know where to look, there are plenty of online tools to help prevent fraud from ever happening. Kiplinger ...

The holiday shopping season is a prime window for identity thieves to spring into action. Here’s an informative discussion with Kevin Klug from Secure Retirement Solutions, about ...

Many families will gather this week for Thanksgiving – and if there are seniors at the table, many experts recommend that families bring up financial scams as a topic of conversation. Popular ...

Seniors and their savings make enticing targets for financial fraudsters. That isn’t changing, as statistics show seniors filed more fraud complaints in 2013 than in years previous. Kiplinger ...

As part of Detroit’s bankruptcy proceedings, the city’s pensioners agreed to stomach some benefit cuts in order to ward off potentially steeper cuts. General retirees will be hit ...

Debates about reforming Social Security usually center on cutting benefits, raising the retirement age or increasing taxes. But there’s a new idea floating around that claims it can ...

Two former Colorado governors penned a column in Friday’s Denver Post that raised questions about whether too many employees were getting the “short stick” regarding pension benefits. Richard ...