Data and Research | November 28th, 2023 Gen Z, Millennials to Seek Employer Support for Retirement Savings in 2024 Despite dealing with the most debt of any current generation, Gen Z and Millennial workers value saving for retirement and...
Data and Research | November 9th, 2023 Employees Increasingly Concerned About Debt, Effects of Interest Rates Mercer experts identified a variety of trends impacting defined contribution plans, including new types of lawsuits, high interest rates and...
Data and Research | October 23rd, 2023 Union Members Report Faring Better Financially, Yet Take More Loans Loans and hardship withdrawals from a retirement savings account are more prevalent among Taft-Hartley plan members, with Gen Xers leading...
Data and Research | October 16th, 2023 Women Still Less Likely Than Men to Feel Ready for Retirement Generation X women are also the least likely to have a financial plan, according to a Northwestern Mutual study.
Data and Research | October 5th, 2023 Older Participants Increasingly Carry Debt Into Retirement Credit card debt and mortgage debt have become increasingly more common among Americans older than 65, according to the Center...
Benefits | June 8th, 2023 With Student Loan Payments Resuming, How Should Plan Sponsors Respond? The three-year freeze on student loan payments ends August 29, and plan sponsors have an opportunity to help relieve employees’...
Deals and People | January 23rd, 2023 $12.1 Billion Eaton Vance Institutional Funds Change Leaders The Eaton Vance co-head for emerging markets debt and a portfolio manager for 12.1 billion of fund assets will retire.
Data and Research | October 27th, 2022 Satisfaction with Work-Life Balance Has Dropped Across several key workplace metrics, worker satisfaction has declined, in 2022.
Data and Research | June 16th, 2022 LGBTQ Workers Have Lower Retirement Confidence The EBRI 2022 Retirement Confidence Survey also found LGBTQ Americans carry more debt than non-LGBTQ individuals.
Data and Research | January 12th, 2022 Student Debt Derails Millennials’ Savings A significant number of college-educated Millennials feel student debt has affected their ability to save for retirement and to buy...
Products | July 28th, 2021 An Employer’s Foundation Gives Employees a Start on Emergency Savings The KFC Foundation’s collaboration with a fintech provider uses technology, gamification and matching contributions to help KFC employees achieve at...
Participants | October 22nd, 2019 Putting a Price Tag on Workplace Financial Stress According to John Hancock’s research, debt is one of the most significant indicators for financial stress, and most people are...
Products | April 9th, 2019 Empower Pairs with CommonBond on Student Debt Solution Empower Retirement says its new student loan repayment solution can help individuals take action to achieve better financial security through...
Reader Responses | September 4th, 2018 SURVEY SAYS: Paying Down Debt or Saving for Retirement? There are arguments on both sides regarding whether paying down debt should be priority over saving for retirement or vice...
Benefits | May 1st, 2018 Will Student Debt Repayment Support Become Table Stakes? Student debt hurts the financial well-being of an overwhelming portion of respondents to a new survey—with the scourge of student...
Data and Research | March 19th, 2018 Near-Retirees and New Retirees Have Higher Debt Than Older Generations EBRI says more families are placing themselves at risk of running short of money in retirement due to their increased...
Data and Research | November 16th, 2017 Gen X Set to Repeat Baby Boomers’ Retirement Savings Mistakes More Gen Xers say they regret spending and accumulating debt than previous generations, a survey found.
Data and Research | September 26th, 2017 Millennials Facing Financial Struggles, Fear of Investing Although 58% of Millennials surveyed said they are saving enough for retirement, 46% say they have significant debt, and 53%...