Tag: Post Retirement

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. 

An analytical approach to financial wellness is helpful for some retirement plan participants, but “it’s often emotion that puts retirement money in motion.”

More than half of respondents to a survey said they plan to spend about the same on housing in retirement as they do now.

More than half of Americans said in a survey they have less than $10,000 saved for retirement.

Those who rolled money over with the help of an adviser were more likely to have a comprehensive retirement plan.

Only about one-quarter of Generation X is highly confident they will have enough money to support themselves throughout retirement.

Sometimes it just takes a little insight to dispel a lot of fear and uncertainty—especially when it comes to financial planning and the future cost of health care. 

Half are positive about their financial futures, up from 46% a year ago.

More than three quarters view ill health as the largest barrier to a secure retirement.

A survey reveals lessons from retirees for planning to pay expenses in retirement.

Research from LIMRA Secure Retirement Institute finds more Americans are entering and living in retirement with a mortgage representing their biggest source of debt.

A new report finds that women have substantially less income in retirement than men.

Northwestern Mutual has issued a report to help people develop a strategy.

Transamerica takes a look at 16 factors making women anxious about retirement.

Seventy-six percent believe they will be worse off than their parents.