Tag: Post Retirement

There is a sizable gap between preretiree expectations and the actual age of individuals leaving the U.S. work force, a new survey shows.

A new survey finds that most employees consider retirement income projections helpful.

The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) updated the expected retirement age table used to compute benefit values for distressed pension plans facing involuntary termination.

Data from the quarterly Allstate/National Journal Heartland Monitor Poll reveals many Americans are falling behind on key retirement savings goals.

Retirement plan advisers can assist people after retirement with rollovers and sensible spending strategies, a Vanguard paper said.

A new study by John Hancock found that employees’ biggest retirement-related concern is the financial risk of rising health care costs.

A new survey by Aon Hewitt revealed that employers are boosting efforts to help their employees save for retirement.

During National Save for Retirement Week, advisers might meet with their plan sponsors to consider advice for plan participants, who generally take positive action afterwards.

American workers believe they will be working well into their retirement years, according to a new survey.

Older Americans’ views on retirement are changing, with fewer people seeing it as a complete exit from the world of work, according to a new survey.

Less than one-third (31%) of Americans believe Social Security will still be around when they retire, according to a new survey.

Participants want advice they can trust, often feel they can’t afford it and take positive action when they get it, a survey found. 

Whether a person will have to live on less after he turns age 65 depends on his income before 65, research indicates.

A new study revealed 18% of the U.S. work force may retire within the next five years.

Fees may no longer be the loudest voice in retirement plan discussions, said panelists at the PLANADVISER National Conference in Orlando, Florida.

Retiring with mortgage debt is becoming much more common.

A rising equity glide path helps retirees sustain a greater income during their retirement years, a study suggests.

Generation X employees are more concerned than their younger and older counterparts about having enough saved for retirement, according to a new study by LIMRA.

Plan sponsors have learned their roles for Act I of the retirement readiness program, so now it’s time for Act II.

A new report suggests the United States can learn some good lessons about retirement from other countries.