Most were low earners who collected their benefits to ‘pay the bills,’ according to a new study from the Boston College Center for Retirement Research.
‘The U.S. and Australia are slowly evolving toward each other,’ one industry expert says: One is ‘nudging participation,’ while the other is ‘debating flexibility.’
Only students studying for certain professional degrees will be eligible for higher loan limits, but industry actors caution that nurses may be left behind.
More than half of households in which a retirement plan participant borrowed from their retirement savings had increased their health expenditures by at least 10% in the same...