‘Doomscrolling’ Not Helping Nervous Retirement Investors
Wells Fargo study finds 29% would cash out their 401k or IRA investments to cover immediate expenses if they could do so without tax penalties.
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The Traditional Retirement Portfolio Tanked This Year. Here's What Experts Suggest.
Classic 60/40 portfolio lost 15% in 2022, according to WSJ. Downturn might have some investors itching to alter their investment mix.
CORRECTING and REPLACING Bracing for the Bear Market
78% of pre-retirees worry that market volatility will impact their ability to retire on time1, Lincoln Financial Group research reports.
PSERS Approves Litigation
PSERS seeks ‘emergency’ replacement for consultant blamed in 2020 error. Pennsylvania school pension system moves to replace a longtime contractor.
Could Target-Date Funds Actually Hurt Your Retirement?
For years, target-date funds have been one of the go-to options for retirement investors. The appeal is clear; when you invest in a target date fund.
Getting a Second Opinion on Retirement Readiness
As retirement date draws close, a married couple seeks a second opinion on their portfolio, their plan, and their anticipated in-retirement spending.
Who’s Minding the Retirement Plan?
Retirement plan sponsors have enough on plates, they should pursue remedies like fiduciary liability insurance that relieves the exceptional burden.
