A thorough retirement plan will take into account your various sources of savings and income, and your projected expenses and lifestyle expectations -- but how much should your partner play into ...

If one spouse loses entitlement when the other spouse who had self plus one or self and family enrollment dies, then the surviving spouse can elect to have coverage via their own retirement benefit.

For couples focused on retirement planning, the most important number isn't necessarily how much someone else has—it's how much you need to live the way you want. A wealthy nest egg isn't just about ...

Your plans for retirement may also fail to live up to your expectations, particularly where timing is concerned. While more than one-fourth of workers say they expect to retire with their spouse ...

Analysis shows US couples aged 65-plus need $350,000 in savings to cover health care expenses in retirement — here's why it's so expensive Story by Christy Bieber • 4mo ...