Tag: Retirement Readiness

“The findings of the Retirement Income Index are a great testament to our clients’ use of best-practice plan design,” says...

But, fortunately, there are steps they can take to improve their situation, IRI says.

Some say they cannot afford to save, some think they are too young to worry about it, and many need...

Lincoln Financial found young savers, more than other age groups, are challenged by understanding long-term benefit options.

Finances and benefits continue to bewilder American workers, and many would like online assistance.

Ninety million people have nothing saved.

Can participants balance the two demands? Why they need to.

Many Millennial workers show a healthy focus on paying down debt—student debt especially—but their actions reveal little appreciation for opportunities...

Another 21 million Americans aren’t saving for retirement.

Also, women have more doubts than men about their ability to afford the life they want during retirement.

A new analysis finds that the change in pension wealth from the shift to mostly DC retirement plans is relatively...

One-third of Millennials say student loan debt has either delayed them from saving or kept them from saving as much...

Shifting the focus from accumulation to decumulation can boost retirement readiness, Pentegra says.

Americans on the whole are pretty fickle when it comes to money issues and retirement planning, showing equal parts optimism...

And 40% say they feel they are ill prepared for retirement because of inadequate savings.

Six in 10 workers are not on track to meet their needs in retirement at age 65, according to a...

There is more to retirement planning than making financial calculations—more to living in retirement than securing an income stream.

Nearly four in ten employers surveyed say fewer than half their workers are financially equipped to meet retirement head-on.

Only about one in five retirement savers have increased their contributions in the past year.

Many workers in the U.S. lack confidence in Social Security, yet more than half have done nothing to address personal...