Retirement Investing
Spotlighted here are the latest retirement investing tips, as well as in-depth reviews and analysis of retirement investing strategies.
Four Retirement Plan Features Employers Need to Emphasize
By Danielle AndrusEmployees are in need of simple, straightforward guidance regarding their retirement plans, a survey released Wednesday by State Street Global Advisors found.
January 24, 2012
IRI: Two-Thirds of GenXers Lack Retirement ConfidenceThe report finds that nearly two-thirds (65%) of GenXers lack confidence that they will have enough money to live comfortably in retirement, to cover medical expenses during retirement and to pay for the cost of their childrens higher education.
January 24, 2012
Ameriprise Survey Highlights Differences Between SexesThe survey finds that men continue to outpace women in planning for the financial aspects of retirement (77% vs. 72%). And though only 22% of Americans report confidence in reaching their retirement goals, men are significantly more likely than women to report this sentiment (25% vs. 19%).
January 24, 2012
Society of Actuaries Releases Two Consumer Retirement BriefsAs part of its Managing Retirement Decisions series, the Society of Actuaries released two retirement planning briefs in December in order to help consumers deal with some of the challenges.
January 20, 2012
6 Critical Trends for Retirement Plans in 2012 (AdvisorOne)Retirement plan trends this year will focus largely on upcoming regulatory changes, with a few wider industry developments as well.
January 20, 2012
Towers Watson Survey: Americans’ Retirement Confidence is ImprovingU.S. employees confidence in their ability to retire comfortably continued to rebound from post-recession lows last year, according to a new survey.
January 19, 2012
6 Critical Trends for Retirement Plans in 2012Lincoln Trust released a report on six megatrends that would affect the retirement plan industry in 2012.
January 18, 2012
The Phases of Retirement (Chicago Tribune)Everyone loves to read "The Best/Worst Places to Retire," but the choice of where to live in your non-working years is about more than just financial analysis and weather, isn't it?