A study reveals that 77% of Americans older than 40 do not know how much of their retirement savings they can safely spend each year without running the...
Reviewing more than 30 years of consistent data on the experiences of U.S. retirees, TIAA finds satisfaction has stayed “strong and steady” in recent decades.
People with present bias may delay saving for the future, while those with exponential-growth bias may underestimate the returns on savings, a study finds.
The Government Accountability Office was asked by Congress to examine how disparities in life expectancy and income between different segments of the working population impact the retirement income...
We’ll have more information on the 2016 PLANSPONSOR Retirement Plan Advisers of the Year in the upcoming print edition and online soon, but for now you can get...
A strong majority of investors surveyed by Financial Engines believes advisers should be legally required to provide “non-conflicted advice” in retirement planning contexts.