Tag: Post-Retirement

An in-depth review of the results of the latest BlackRock Defined Contribution Pulse Survey show the largest plan sponsors continue...

The agency also offered suggestions for rollovers by participants in foreign retirement plans.

More plan sponsors this year than last have voiced a concern that their workers may have to delay retirement; this...

However, 45% said they do not know how to select a retirement income product, according to a survey by fixed...

The firm's study shows that when individuals view their projected monthly income in retirement, those who take action increase their...

However, there is confusion about how to get this additional income stream.

In addition, a survey finds, some Baby Boomers delayed retirement because they were facing significant health care costs.

However, a survey found 53% of employees would like their employers to offer tools to help them improve their financial...

More than one in three retirees actually see their assets grow, BlackRock and EBRI found.

However, research finds workers with a lower socioeconomic status have a harder time staying in the workforce.

Only half of retirees with debt are confident they will be able to live the lifestyle they want, but 70%...

Plan sponsors should be aware that many participants have assets invested with providers that do not serve their current plan,...

Many mistakenly believe government programs will cover long-term care costs, which may be why a mere 20% have taken any...

But only 46% know that annuities offer it, Jackson National Life found in a study done for the Insured Retirement...

The uncertainty over the fiduciary rule and increased participant litigation are prompting sponsors to move to lower-cost investment options.

The amendment suggests language a defined benefit sponsor might want to use.

Nearly one-third are "panicked" or "very worried" about inflation's negative effects.

“People are living longer than at any other time in history,” observes Catherine Collinson of Transamerica. “It’s hardly surprising that...

Twenty-eight percent are now making more conservative investments, and 26% no longer invest at all.

A research report says health crises, job losses or other life transitions lead retirement plan participants to pull money from...