Now seems like a popular time for lump sums, but according to a white paper from Goldman Sachs Asset Management, there is no one-size-fits-all de-risking strategy.
A report published by the Social Security Administration (SSA) contends the Census Bureau should adapt its retirement income measures to the changing retirement landscape.
The overall financial health of U.S. corporate defined benefit (DB) pension plans declined in 2011, and 2012 looks challenging as well, according to analysis by Mercer.
The professional retirement plan adviser profession will be fundamentally transformed during the next three years, according to a study from Diversified.
Households that defer less than 10% of their salary for retirement savings are at risk for not meeting their retirement goals, Putnam Investments’ research found.
Participants who choose their own investment options are generally exposed to greater risk than target-date fund (TDF) investors, according to research from Principal Financial Group.
Communication is a leading driver of plan sponsor satisfaction with third-party administrators (TPAs), according to a report published by Transamerica Retirement Services.