Tag: Retirement Readiness

According to the Pension Rights Center, the nation faces an almost $8 trillion shortfall in retirement income.

A recent Legg Mason survey finds affluent U.S. investors predict their average net retirement expenses could top $2.5 million without...

An expanded plan sponsor support program from OneAmerica aggregates and adds to the firm’s previous retirement-related offerings.

It’s a common research finding that men, on average, have more saved for retirement than women have, but new BlackRock...

New research from the National Institute on Retirement Security finds nearly nine in 10 Americans believe the nation faces a...

New York City has launched the New York City Retirement Security Study Group, a panel tasked with advancing private-sector retirement...

Financial wellness programs can cut stress and increase productivity in the work force, new research suggests, especially when employees receive...

The number of senior workers delaying their retirement is at its lowest now than at any point in the post-recession...

A study examines the factors that make individuals optimistic about their preparedness for retirement despite having inadequate resources.

Assets held at retirement are not the only indicator of retirement readiness, according to researchers at the University of Connecticut.

LIMRA Secure Retirement Institute research suggests a formal written plan can make a big difference in creating a secure retirement...

The savings deficits that households are simulated to generate in retirement will be greater if Social Security becomes insolvent.

Two-thirds of Americans surveyed have seen their long-term life and retirement plans disrupted at some point, TD Ameritrade says in...

The growing awareness of increased lifespans is pushing retirement plan participants to look beyond the money and ask how they...

Women are pretty competent at managing their finances and saving for retirement, but when it comes to judging their own...

The Center for American Progress contends millions of Americans are in danger of not having enough money to maintain their...

Many older Americans are taking on debt at a time when they should be focused on savings and retirement investments,...

Hispanics work harder to secure their financial futures, compared to the general population, according to a MassMutual survey.

With invigorated provider interest and new guidance from key regulators, 2014 turned out to be an important year for annuities...

Several regulations and pieces of guidance issued in 2014 will have a lasting impact on retirement plans.