Tag: Retirement Readiness

There were fewer near-retirees that lost their jobs than anticipated, and among those that did, there were offsets to wealth...

Simple matching formulas are the most common type of employer contribution—found in 45% of 401(k) plans in the BrightScope database.

States were already granted the authority to establish their own IRA programs for private-sector workers; now the largest individual cities...

Yet, a survey finds, most do not know how much they need to save, nor have they saved specifically for...

As saving for health care costs in retirement gains more focus, will the adoption of health savings accounts rise to...

The current structure of the rollover process does little to minimize or mitigate several key concerns.

If Millennials and Gen-Xers want a traditional retirement, they need to take action in the short term and plan for...

In addition, more savers are leveraging HSAs as a tool to increase overall retirement savings, an analysis suggests.

A new solution helps employees view the HSA more like a retirement account for their health.

A clean dashboard design gives savers an overview of their current account balance, recent transactions, investments and contribution rate.

In order for two recent college graduates to have the same amount of money saved for retirement, the average man...

Nearly six in 10 Americans expect the markets to become more volatile following the results of the presidential election, a...

This year’s Melbourne Mercer Global Pension Index looks at countries’ preparedness for an aging population and suggests steps to bolster...

Many employees experiencing health care cost increases decreased contributions to retirement plans, the Employee Benefit Research Institute finds.

Researchers call it troubling that only about half of Millennials are taking advantage of the power of compound interest in...

Nearly three-quarters of retirees surveyed experienced at least one financial shock.

One in four Baby Boomers have less than $5,000 saved for retirement, a study finds.

Women who take breaks early in their careers face a potential retirement savings shortfall of up to $1.3 million dollars,...

A study of retirement savers in the U.S., UK and Ireland found those in the U.S. are more confident about...

Student loan payments are preventing Millennials from making several investment decisions and life choices, with 38.7% saying they’ve had to...