Data and Research
Career Breaks Contribute to Retirement Savings Shortfall for Women
Study Finds Pension, OPEB Costs Manageable for Most Governments
U.S. DC Plan Participants Report Higher Retirement Confidence
Student Loans Putting a Hole in Retirement Savings for Millennials
Student loan payments are preventing Millennials from making several investment decisions and life choices, with 38.7% saying they’ve had to delay retirement saving.
Women Disadvantage Themselves by Taking Social Security Early
Low Interest Rates Not the Driving Force Behind Lower DB Funding
Contingent Workers Desire Better Retirement Benefits
The increased visibility and flexibility of gig work in everyday life has brought contingent workers into the spotlight, along with their desire for better access to retirement savings...
Information About Expected Retirement Income Could Increase Savings
Research Reveals Factors to Achieving Financial Wellness
More People Seek Financial Advice Through Employers
Millennials Desire More Secure Retirement Benefits
The majority would sacrifice some pay for workplace access to guaranteed retirement benefits, a survey finds.
Recommended Retirement Savings Rate for Millennials Is 22%
Generations Display Different Financial Goals and Anxieties
Millennials, for example, are more bullish about the market, but less confident about their own retirement prospects.
HSAs Can Help Employers Rein In Medical Costs
A study shows that employees in high-deductible health plans are foregoing care because of the cost, and this could result in more catastrophic and disability claims.
Online Connection to Accounts Can Boost Savings
As Pensions Fade, Retirees Will Need More Savings
Fixed-Fee Recordkeeping Arrangements Now the Majority
Millennial Savers Have Big Opportunities
Two recent provider reports make for interesting and informative reading about the outlook of Millennial workers.