TIAA Survey: How Life Expectancy Knowledge Influences Retirement Choices
TIAA research suggests that individuals’ knowledge of life expectancy can impact their retirement saving behavior.
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America's Top 3 Retirement Fears
While many Americans idealize retirement as sitting on the beach and traveling, the reality is many people cannot afford that life in retirement.
Research Shows Workers’ Poor Grasp of Target-Date Funds
Plan sponsors may need to bolster participant education for how target-date funds work, according to data from MFS.
Advisors Expect ‘Significant Practice Growth’ in Small Plan 401(k) Market
New state mandates, tax incentives and other factors are leading many plan advisors to anticipate significant practice growth in small plan 401(k).
Vanguard Says Workers Are Tapping Retirement Money Early, Recommends These Better Options
Workers are prematurely tapping retirement savings, a sign that households are coming under increased financial pressure, a troubling development.
Early Retirement: A Surprising Risk Factor for Dementia, Study Warns
Recent study, found individuals in rural China who retire around 60 yrs old experience a more significant cognitive decline than their peers.
How to Withdraw from Retirement When The Market Is Bad
It’s always hard to make your retirement savings last as long as you need it to but even harder when you’re retiring during a market downturn.
