Global conflict and a shaky economy are fueling financial anxiety. This month’s Color of Money Book Club pick offers Gen Xers a map to secure their retirement.

For years, Gen X has been cast as the “latchkey generation” that somehow missed the retirement memo. The narrative is usually ...

Some Gen Xers are turning to self-employment and side-hustles amid a challenging, stagnant-feeling job market.

Wealthspire’s Zach Mangels helps Gen Xers plan so that they can simultaneously help support adult children, care for aging ...

A couple decades ago, the baby boomers were the so-called adult children shopping for senior living options for their parents ...

Gen Xers face a lot of pressure in their daily lives. Between managing their careers, watching their children enter adolescence or young adulthood and tending to their own elderly, ailing parents, ...

I wrote about the chaos in store as baby boomers pass down homes to millennials — and managed to enrage Gen X, the overlooked "Sandwich Generation." ...

Gen Xers are between the ages of 45 and 60. Some of the oldest Gen Xers are nearing retirement, but many are struggling to save for the future. Investing consistently and steadily throughout one's ...

Many Gen Xers have an empty nest egg and are still renting, a recent study from the National Institute on Retirement Savings said. (iStock) Millions of Generation Xers are headed to retirement without ...

Many Americans between the ages of 45 and 60 are approaching retirement with a great deal of angst and uncertainty, mainly because they’re facing this potentially challenging period without much of a ...