A report suggests, “The need to maintain a sufficient allocation to stocks can be reconciled with the reticence to do so of the risk averse investor by moving...
One clear point of concern in the data is the increasing number of Americans who anticipate retiring at 70 years or older than in the “traditional 65 to...
Empower identified “habits of success” that correlate with higher projected retirement income—saving in a workplace retirement plan, saving at a higher level and having a formal plan for...
A speaker at PSCA’s 71st Annual National Conference suggests reports of Americans retirement savings inadequacy are overblown and offers data to back that up.
In addition, a CareerBuilder survey found roughly one in four workers ages 55 and older (23%) said they do not participate in a 401(k), IRA or other retirement...
Those who are contributing less than 3% to a retirement plan are on track to replace 59% of their income in retirement, whereas those who contribute 10% or...
Compared to workers who feel very ready for retirement, unprepared workers show disappointment with the retirement information provided by their employers, a survey by the Indexed Annuity Leadership...
Future retirees expect a greater monthly payment from Social Security than what current retirees say they collect, according to a survey from Nationwide.
More than four in 10 retirees report that their health care expenses in retirement are higher than they expected and one-quarter say long-term care costs have been higher.
Mobile-friendly, responsive web portal design has increased in the retirement industry to match consumers’ rising desires to be able to complete routine tasks without being tethered to a...
Seventy-seven percent of U.S. wealthy investors say health is more important than wealth, and 57% are worried their health will deteriorate in the next 10 years.