Tag: Retirement Income

Millennials need help to participate in employer-sponsored retirement plans, according to Wells Fargo.

Individual retirement account (IRA) assets reached $5 trillion in the first quarter of 2012, according to research from Cerulli Associates.

Most women lack a specific retirement savings goal, which may link to higher levels of financial stress.

Looking ahead to retirement, investors have several financial concerns.

A significant number of investors are lowering their expectations for their retirement lifestyle.

Saving and spending behaviors fluctuate wildly, setting the stage for varying levels of retirement confidence among Americans, a study found.

Baby Boomers have not totally counted out Social Security as a source of retirement income.

Having a prearranged retirement plan distribution methodology is important.

The National Retirement Risk Index (NRRI) shows that more than half of households may be unable to maintain their standard of living in retirement.

Social Security may play a greater role in retirement security for future retirees, but many are uninformed about maximizing this benefit. 

ING U.S. is offering a new retirement income practice management program. 

Lyxor has developed a new approach to target-date funds (TDFs) to ensure proper retirement benefits.

Nearly four in 10 adults say they are “not too” or “not at all” confident they will have enough income and assets for retirement.

BMO Retirement Services introduced a personalized retirement income calculator to keep participants’ goals on track.

Security Benefit Corp. launched “Failure Is Not an Option,” a retirement income campaign.

Retirees across all income groups are collecting more retirement income from employer-sponsored retirement plans than in the mid-1970s.

More than a third of Americans could live at or near poverty in retirement, according to Wells Fargo’s annual survey on retirement planning attitudes and behaviors.

Most investors ages 21 to 50 remain focused on saving for retirement, according to an online survey conducted by Harris Interactive on behalf of T. Rowe Price.

 Using the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS’s) required minimum distributions (RMD) as a withdrawal strategy does almost as well as traditional options and outperforms the 4% rule.