When Saving More Harms Workers’ Financial Future
In the DC retirement plan industry, it is simply taken for granted that everyone should be saving more and that...
Tag: Social Security
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Without Bold Action, Social Security Woes on the Horizon
Prudential Financial experts anticipate Social Security’s funding shortfall will likely result in program changes over time, such as reducing cost-of-living...
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Social Security Trustees Warn of Impending Depletion Without Congressional Action
According to the Social Security Board of Trustees, the total annual cost of the federal benefits program is projected to...
Work for Fun in Retirement? Many Say They Will
Asked about the major reasons they want to work beyond the traditional retirement age, Americans point to both wants and...
2018 Planning & Progress Study: Many Expect to Delay Retirement
One clear point of concern in the data is the increasing number of Americans who anticipate retiring at 70 years...
Individuals Expect More From Social Security Than What Reality Shows
Future retirees expect a greater monthly payment from Social Security than what current retirees say they collect, according to a...
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Proposed Legislation Would Address Student Loan Debt and Social Security Solvency
A poll by LendEDU finds 46% of Americans would participate in a proposed program that would provide loan forgiveness to...
Women Have Concerns About Retirement Outlook
Their primary concerns are the continuation of Social Security and rising health care costs.
Social Security Sophistication Can Boost Employees’ Retirement Outlook
A lack of sophisticated advice and support solutions for optimizing Social Security claiming decisions is holding employees back from achieving...
Research Suggests Most Retirees Able to Absorb Financial Shocks
However, changes in the retirement landscape suggest that future retirees will face much more difficulty.
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Medicare and Social Security Guides Updated by Manning & Napier
Manning & Napier created a set of reference guides to break down exactly what individuals need to know about the new...
Campaign Launches for America’s Financial Security
The campaign is aimed at educating policymakers and the American public about making saving easier for Americans of all ages,...
Millennials Face Many Challenges in Preparing for Adequate Retirement
However, researchers say their outcome could possibly improve, given the fact that they still have a long time horizon to...
Study Proposes a “Simple” Strategy for Retirement Income
“We’re not suggesting things that take a lot of expense—the strategy uses existing tools plan sponsors have as well as...
GAO Calls on Congress to Improve Retirement Security in America
According to the GAO report, the three pillars of the current retirement system in the United States are anticipated to...
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The Social Security Administration Announces COLA for 2018
Social Security and Supplemental Security Income recipients will see a 2% increase next year—the largest increase since 2012.
‘OOP’ Health Care Spending Chipping Away at Retirement Income
Out-of-pocket costs, notably for Medicare, are expected to rise—and take a bigger bite of retirees’ savings, says a new report...
Boomers Embracing Saving Mentality
Baby Boomers are adopting better financial habits, but Millennials may be overconfident in theirs, a study by Allianz finds.
Health Care Costs, Social Security Concerns Near-Retirees
Recent retirees paint a different picture of life in retirement than some pre-retirees expect.
Improving Retirement Outcomes Considering Low Returns and Longevity
In addition to saving more and working later, researchers from State Street Global Advisors suggest policy changes that could improve...