Tag: Post-Retirement

Nearly one-quarter of employees say they will have to work past age 70, but many of them may not be...

Workers have ideas for new flexible retirements, and employers and governments can offer solutions.

A white paper from Principal discusses how in-plan deferred income annuities address risks employees face in retirement.

Many would welcome automatic enrollment and automatic increases.

However, Americans are not proactively addressing the financial implications of living longer in retirement.

Roughly three in five recommend those younger than them start saving earlier in their career (63%) or save more throughout...

Even those who have met their 80% income replacement goal will need more to cover all health care expenses, a...

Participants must consider how they will spend down retirement assets, and converting their saved sum into projected “leisure hours” is...

The drop in the number of employers offering health benefits to retirees means employees will need to save more to...

Explaining the motivation for releasing the new tool, the groups observe that life expectancy is usually given as “a single...

Many people are worried about their jobs and their finances.

On average, retirees are living on $32,000 a year.

The decrease in “very satisfied” retirees spans all economic groups, a study finds.

“An ‘age wave’ is coming that could either make or break America,” says Ken Dychtwald, CEO of Age Wave, and...

Nearly half are concerned about finances.

The vast majority of TIAA clients who are now retired say they feel satisfied with life after work, including practically...

More Americans are estimating a safe withdrawal rate, but at least four in five Americans remain at risk, a study...

Americans are concerned that the rising cost of living will affect their retirement years, but these concerns are often overestimated.

One-third of Americans would use extra money in retirement to pay off a mortgage or buy a dream home, a...

Despite their fears, few women have talked to loved ones or a financial adviser about long-term care plans and costs.