Tag: Post Retirement

As nursing home costs are rising, where in America are the cheapest long-term care options?

Millionaires might be working longer, too.

ING said it has updated its microsite, www.INGyournumber.com, to make it easier for visitors to “calculate and protect their retirement savings during uncertain market conditions.”

Almost one-fifth of workers ask a financial adviser how much they need to accumulate to retire, according to the Employee Benefit Research Institute’s (EBRI) latest Retirement Confidence Survey.

Day-to-day expenses might be top-of-mind for Americans, but they are still concerned about having a secure retirement, according to a recent survey from AXA Equitable Life Insurance Company.

Many Americans have little money put away in savings and investments, according to the 2009 Retirement Confidence Survey (RCS).

About a fourth of workers losing confidence in their ability to retire have turned to a financial professional to help them, according to a new EBRI study.

Despite experiencing declines in both account balances and confidence, workers are still committed to saving for retirement, according to a new report.

It should come as no surprise to discover that nearly two-thirds of surveyed participants say their retirement confidence has declined in the past twelve months.

The Principal will offer a 0% rate increase on several employee benefits for customers with 50 or fewer employees.

The latest update of the National Retirement Risk Index (NRRI) found that adding the impact of long-term care expenses means even more Americans will be at financial risk...

The latest Fidelity Investments retiree medical expense estimate is that a 65-year-old couple retiring in 2009 will need approximately $240,000 to cover the cost of medical care –...

As if retirement savers didn’t have enough problems, last week Fidelity Investments reminded us how much money we’re going to need for health care.

The number of Generation Xers (ages 27 to 42) who are unprepared for retirement is dramatically on the rise, according to a study commissioned by Scottrade.

Great-West Retirement Services launched an interactive Web site geared specifically toward participants nearing or in retirement.

Market depreciation is the top reason for clients’ retirement savings to be off-target, independent advisers reported.

Almost of half of respondents to a new survey would prefer to stop paying into the Social Security system—even if it meant giving up their own benefits.

A new tool from the Principal allows advisers to show clients what percentage of employees is saving enough to maintain their standard of living in retirement.

American workers and retirees are taking charge of their personal financial well-being by spending less and focusing more on their long-term financial future, according to the latest Principal...

A survey commissioned by ING Direct found that almost half of respondents are clueless about how much they need to retire.