Tag: Post Retirement

The loss of health is more costly to a retiree’s overall experience in retirement than the loss of wealth.

Seven in 10 U.S. investors with more than $100,000 in accumulated assets said they are not confident or are unsure they will have enough saved to fund a...

A trend toward working longer seen in the 1980s and '90s has stabilized.

New York City has launched the New York City Retirement Security Study Group, a panel tasked with advancing private-sector retirement security solutions for city residents during 2015.

The number of senior workers delaying their retirement is at its lowest now than at any point in the post-recession period.

A study examines the factors that make individuals optimistic about their preparedness for retirement despite having inadequate resources.

New LIMRA Secure Retirement Institute research suggests a formal written plan can make a big difference in creating a secure retirement through the defined contribution system.

What can a small salary deferral increase do for retirement plan participants? Quite a lot, according to Fidelity’s projections.

Americans confess their greatest financial worry about retirement is high medical expenses, as revealed in a Bankrate.com survey.

The savings deficits that households are simulated to generate in retirement will be greater if Social Security becomes insolvent.

We’re all going to live a lot longer. What should retirement plan advisers tell their plan sponsor clients about preparing plan participants?

The Center for American Progress contends millions of Americans are in danger of not having enough money to maintain their standard of living in retirement, and the problem...

Retirement specialist advisers should take a page from the pension plan playbook in helping DC clients overcome common misconceptions about retirement investing, says Rod Greenshields of Russell Investments.

Many older Americans are taking on debt at a time when they should be focused on savings and retirement investments, according to the Employee Benefit Research Institute.

Baby Boomers have good retirement savings habits, but accumulated savings may not be adequate.

More investors surveyed prefer a 401(k) over a pension, and they do not want to give up control of all retirement savings actions.

College faculty and staff are better prepared for retirement than the general population, a survey finds.

Many retirees find the retirement life brings more satisfaction and less worry than they anticipated, MassMutual says in a survey report.

Addressing some commonly overlooked factors can improve preparations for retirement.