Data and Research | June 23rd, 2022 Feeling Prepared for Retirement Increases With Professional Help Workers preparing for retirement with the assistance of a financial professional feel better-equipped to manage several potential risks to their...
Administration | June 17th, 2022 Edelman Introduces Retirement Income Product The retirement income product is for near-retirees and retirees, and offers a complimentary retirement checkup with an adviser.
Compliance | June 2nd, 2022 Social Security Solvency Update Adds One Year to Depletion Date The new depletion date of the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance and Disability Trust Funds is 2035, when 80% of benefits...
Data and Research | April 28th, 2022 Retirement Confidence Remains High One-third of workers who feel less confident cited inflation and the rising cost of living as reasons for less optimism.
Data and Research | April 7th, 2022 Plan Sponsors Want Participants to Improve Retirement Income Planning Education regarding financial wellness can include reminders of what to keep in mind for the future.
Administration | February 28th, 2022 More Social Security Communications Could Bolster Participant Outcomes A study finds most people do not engage with Social Security’s online portal to factor in the amount of retirement...
Administration | February 3rd, 2022 Social Security Replaces More Retirement Income for Low-Income Participants Plan sponsors can assist low- and moderate-income workers’ retirement readiness by educating them about the benefits of delaying Social Security...
Data and Research | December 21st, 2021 Report Suggests Ways to Improve Retirement Readiness Greater support from plan sponsors and lawmakers is needed to bolster individuals’ retirement readiness in the wake of the COVID-19...
Benefits | October 13th, 2021 Government Announces 5.9% Social Security Boost in 2022 Many millions of Americans drawing core Social Security benefits and Supplemental Security Income payments will see their benefits grow substantially...
Data and Research | September 8th, 2021 Working Past Age 65 May Seem Like a Great Idea … … but the prospects may vary, based on education, race and gender, says CRR.
Benefits | September 1st, 2021 Social Security to Run Out of Money Sooner Than Previously Expected To avoid depletion, payroll taxes will need to be increased, benefits cut or both, and waiting will mean larger changes...
Data and Research | August 24th, 2021 DB Plans and Social Security Are Wealth Equalizers A study finds the programs are substantial resources for Black and Hispanic families and adding them into wealth considerations lowers...
Data and Research | July 7th, 2021 Need for Greater Social Security Education Continues While 89% of U.S. adults said they were at least somewhat confident in their understanding of the benefit, detailed findings...
Data and Research | June 29th, 2021 Lack of Income, Future Income Misperceptions Hinder Retirement Savings Not making enough money and overestimating what benefits will be received from Social Security are keeping some Americans from saving,...
Data and Research | April 22nd, 2021 Americans Remain Confident About Retirement, Even in the Face of the Pandemic Plus, their confidence in Medicare and Social Security benefits is at an all-time high.
Data and Research | April 20th, 2021 Retirement Readiness Remains Top of Mind for Plan Sponsors Employers are focusing on ways they can improve outcomes for their participants, including by offering guaranteed lifetime income solutions and...
Data and Research | April 7th, 2021 Near-Retirees Flummoxed by Social Security Benefits Respondents to a survey by MassMutual revealed certain topics they have questions about.
Compliance | January 27th, 2021 Rep. Neal Releases Policy Priorities for Equity in Retirement Security The Ways and Means Committee chairman sets out goals for Social Security benefits, MEPs and automatic features in his list.
Data and Research | January 5th, 2021 ‘Social Security Bridge’ Said to Be the Best Approach to Annuities The Center for Retirement Research says this approach remains competitive for those at the 75th percentile of the wealth distribution.
Data and Research | December 8th, 2020 Taxes in Retirement Negligible for Bottom Four Quintiles of Americans However, the top quintile will pay 11%, according to the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.