Tag: Social Security

The DC contribution limit was projected to be $23,000 for 2024, and the IRS should stay on track in implementing...

The Bureau of Labor Statistics, which would shut down completely, produces the data necessary to update the COLA.

Retirees should expect a COLA of 3.2% for 2024, according to the Senior Citizens League.

Toland leaves TIAA to start annuity consultancy; Bryn Mawr Trust selects director of private wealth management; and First Eagle Investments...

Student loan payments are set to restart in October, and some collecting Social Security could soon see their benefits garnished.

Stephen Goss said that income growth beyond the wage cap on payroll taxes was not anticipated during the reforms of...

Despite improvements in employment and income inequality, the U.S. slipped in the ranking, as high inflation and public debt caused...

It is in plan sponsors’ best interest to improve the financial health of workers and address disparities, researchers say.

Modern support for participants should be ‘about much more than just managing the investment portfolio.’

A new paper from Transamerica and MIT AgeLab shows how planning for retirement is linked to overall well-being.

Although waiting until age 70 earns a retiree more Social Security benefits, many plan to start collecting earlier due to...

Workers have continued to prioritize 401(k) saving despite inflation and market volatility, data shows.

The August 16 webinar will focus on challenges and circumstances women face when preparing for retirement, as well as how...

As many in the generation worry they cannot rely on Social Security or a pension for lifetime income, Gen Xers...

Plan sponsors and their retirement industry providers can take steps toward facilitating greater coordination and use of systematic withdrawals by...

Employers are reluctant to incorporate annuities in-plan because they don’t feel the best options have come to market yet.

Debt and lack of access to a pension plan can make it especially difficult for Black and Hispanic Americans to...

Among current U.S. workers, retirement confidence fell by 9 percentage points, the largest drop since a 10-point slide in 2009.

A panel hosted by EPI argues that older workers are stuck between retiring without enough money, or working beyond their...

Low-income women are most at risk financially, and nearly two-thirds said they are not confident they have the information they...