In the past six months, 7% of retirees have re-entered the labor force, up from 6% who said the same in summer 2025, according to a new AARP survey. The top reason they cited for unretiring, with 48%, ...

The freedom that comes with retirement is appealing, but can you afford it in a high-inflation year?

FILE - Older adult woman at home sitting at kitchen table paying bills or online banking using laptop computer. Getty Images More than one-quarter of U.S. adults over age 50 say they expect to never ...

Most women voters age 50 and older are not feeling confident that they will have enough money throughout retirement, with 51% feeling less financially secure than they did a year ago, according to a ...

Retirement used to look like a one-way street. You worked for decades, builtyour savings, and then stepped away from the workforce for good. But that tidy narrative is shifting. Rising living costs, ...

For a growing number of retirees, the exit from the workforce is proving temporary. Financial strain and economic uncertainty are pushing older Americans back into the job market, a new AARP survey ...

AARP is America's leading organization for people age fifty and older, providing member benefits, marketing services, and ...