Retirement Savings Sacrificed for College CostsA study finds about
half of parents are willing to delay retirement or dip into retirement savings
to pay for children’s education.Read more > |
Helping Women Become ‘Smart Savers’ Closes Gender GapIt’s a common research
finding that men, on average, have more saved for retirement than women, but
new BlackRock research has identified a core of “smart savers” bucking this
trend.Read more > |
Increase in Average Retirement Age Has StalledThe leveling of the
average retirement age suggests that earlier drivers of working longer are no
longer having a substantial impact, according to a research report from the
Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.Read more > |
Financial Wellness Programs Should Address Key RisksEmployer financial
wellness programs may include education about budgeting and paying down debt,
but they should also help employees protect themselves against some key
financial risks.Read more > |
Public Feels Retirement Crisis Is RealThe National Institute
on Retirement Security’s (NIRS) sixth annual national retirement security poll
shows many Americans would be willing to take lower salary increases in
exchange for a pension benefit in retirement.Read more > |
Lincoln Retirement Plan Services Head RetiresCharles C. Cornelio is retiring as president of
retirement plan services at Lincoln Financial Group, a position he has held
since 2009.Read more > |
NARPP to Offer Participant Education Evaluation ToolAn evaluation tool created by NARPP can be used
to measure the impact of education programs and initiatives.Read more > |
Using Retirement Planning Points to Memorize PiIf you know three ages significant to retirement
planning, you can memorize the mathematical constant Pi out to 10 decimal
places.Read more > |
