Tag: Post-Retirement

However, a survey finds they are managing bills and debt.

The current structure of the rollover process does little to minimize or mitigate several key concerns.

If Millennials and Gen-Xers want a traditional retirement, they need to take action in the short term and plan for...

Though retirement is Americans' No. 1 priority, a survey found 66% think investing is complex and confusing.

Health care costs continue to rise, but an approach utilizing the right investment vehicles and tools to gauge future health...

A survey reveals motivations to get retirement plan participants to save more.

A survey found two-thirds of those who save consistently think they are saving enough to provide themselves a comfortable retirement.

In order for two recent college graduates to have the same amount of money saved for retirement, the average man...

Statement 74 addresses financial reporting for postemployment benefit plans other than pensions.

Even those already in retirement worry about health care and running out of money, indicating plan sponsors can introduce participants...

Nearly three-quarters of retirees surveyed experienced at least one financial shock.

They also believe their financial future is largely dependent on their physical well-being.

Making matters worse, women spend, on average, 70% of this income on health care.

The majority would sacrifice some pay for workplace access to guaranteed retirement benefits, a survey finds.

Vanguard researchers recommend retirees build a balanced, diversified investment portfolio that focuses on total return rather than income.

The Senate Special Committee on Aging heard about the Bipartisan Policy Center (BPC) Commission's recommendations that could increase and improve...

Nearly four in 10 survey respondents planning to work past retirement age say it’s because they like to work.

Studies show many retirement plan participants are planning to delay retirement to make sure they don’t outlive their savings.

Sponsors need to provide apps and tools for both generations.

People also worry that Social Security will be pulled out from under them.