The wisdom of saving for retirement is never questioned. Yet, so many people wait too long to make meaningful contributions in to their retirement savings plan, if they have a plan at all. By age 50, however, individuals must have a clear path forward as they begin to...
A majority of Americans are feeling uneasy about their outlook for retirement as the pandemic continues to wear on the economy. Individuals in their 50s and 60s are most at risk to feel the economic impacts. Some are being nudged into early retirement while others are...
As a worker, retirement savings is framed as a matter of building enough money over a long stretch of time. As a retiree, your focus is no longer on saving money. Spending money and staying on budget are the primary concerns. More Americans, in fact, are worried about...
The pandemic’s toll on public health and the nation’s finances continues to mount up. As economic uncertainty continues, people are raising questions about what’s in store for their retirement while some retirees are already making adjustments to their planning. A new...
A Health and Retirement Study examines the unexpected benefits of nontraditional jobs to individuals near retirement age. Even though these jobs do not provide health insurance or other job perks, they are helpful for workers toward the end of the work trajectory,...
With all the immediate economic fallout associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s still more trouble ahead for individuals focused on retirement planning and saving. Unlike any other moment in recent memory, retirement planning faces intensifying risks....
