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Retirement savers should consider annuity fees and features, such as when payments start.

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Target-date funds, the simplest and most popular way to save for retirement, are getting needlessly complicated.

Many Americans are turning to 401(k) withdrawals to stay afloat. Learn how tapping retirement savings can derail your financial future—and what alternatives exist instead.