Tag: retirement security

Rising costs have driven an increase in the rate of Americans who worry they might not be able to afford...

A Republican-introduced bill in North Carolina would make it state policy to “assist private sector working households” in saving for...

Vanguard research on participant’s retirement distribution decisions in defined contribution plans over time revealed the emerging trend.

State and local government employers can bolster the retirement and overall financial security of workers with expanded access to emergency...

Employers that offer NQDC plans have increased their use of bad actor forfeiture clauses, the Plan Sponsor Council of America...

More women than men expect to delay retirement or to never be financially ready to retire, new Nationwide research shows....

Re-enrollment and auto-sweeps can result in greater savings rates.

A panel of experts in workplace benefits outlined student loan debt assistance benefit options available to employers, in the current...

Retirement contribution rates reached record highs, with combined worker and employer contributions equal to 13.9% of pay in 2021, new...

National Institute on Retirement Security research finds pension plans alone often don’t provide retirement income adequacy for state and local...

Although women live longer than men, many retire earlier than planned and few can save enough reach the income replacement...

Despite savings rates decreasing slightly, 75% of study respondents are not planning to reduce retirement contributions.

Physically demanding jobs and involuntary retirement worsen retirement insecurity, according to new research.   

New data shows significant shifts in workers’ needs from last year.   

Workers expect they must accumulate higher savings amounts for retirement, according to a new report.  

The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation proposal clarifies assumptions for determining an employer’s withdrawal liability.

Millennials would cash out their retirement plan assets in a market downturn, research shows.

A new Bank of America report reveals a recent downward trend in employees’ retirement confidence and financial wellness.

U.S. employees have a more positive view of their overall well-being than employees in Europe, yet report feeling more intimidated...

According to EBRI data, there is a stark gap in retirement preparation between married and unmarried women in the U.S.