Only about one in six people (16%) worldwide is confident their current savings are sufficient to cover financial needs after retirement, a survey found.
Investors should bite the bullet and move back into large-cap, dividend-paying and emerging markets stocks, as well as diversify fixed-income holdings, BNY Mellon Wealth Management said.
Financial advisers are more likely to recommend emerging markets and dividend-producing equities, given the current low-yield environment, a survey found.
FINRA’s proposed fee hikes for new applications and branch office registrations would force many independent broker/dealers (IDBs) out of business, the Financial Services Institute (FSI) said.
A program designed to help retirement plan advisers demonstrate their value and build stronger client relationships was launched by John Hancock Funds.
Those who start saving for retirement in their 20s can make nearly double what an investor beginning in their 30s can, because of compounding, research suggests.