Tag: Post Retirement

Only 37% are confident they are on the right retirement savings track.

The vast majority of Millennials say they plan to work in retirement—while fewer than one in five of today’s retirees  have ever worked for pay after initially leaving...

But people give themselves a “C” when it comes to actually being prepared to retire.

Knowledge and the right tools can help individuals prepare for and perhaps reduce health care costs in retirement.

A new analysis from Lincoln Financial Group and Zeldis Research suggests few are aware of the wide range of solutions available to help address the potential financial impact...

Being emotionally prepared for the transition is as important as sound financial planning, TIAA says.

For one in three retirees, it depletes their savings by 25%.

It is no wonder, since Baby Boomers are retiring with an average of only $104,000 in savings.

They also believe their financial future is largely dependent on their physical well-being.

Deciding to take lower payments early puts women, who typically live longer than men, at a real disadvantage.

A new research report examines key features of the emerging “gig economy,” drawing some important conclusions regarding traditional salary and benefit offerings. 

To mark the 10th anniversary of the PPA, the firm reassesses retirement plans.

Hearts & Wallets found less than one-third of accumulators feel their retirement savings are on track.