Tag: Retirement Income

When choosing investment products for retirement, male Boomers care most about rate of return followed by the investment’s past performance, a survey found.

Save for the future was the top piece of life advice retirees would pass along to younger generations, a survey found.

Employees are willing to give up a percent of their salary in exchange for retirement income, a survey found.

Achaean Financial released two products for advisers and investors, Retirement Outcome and Income Plus+.

Many American workers find it appealing to have a guaranteed income in retirement—the younger the employee, the greater the attraction.

Most advisers who offer retirement income services said they had adjusted their business to do more retirement income planning over the past year, a study found.  

Confidence in retirement savings and overall financial security both dropped one point, to 57% and 41%, respectively, according to Country Financial’s Security Index.   

American households could face an income drop of 28% in retirement. 

Retiring Baby Boomer business owners to the north are far more active in preparing for retirement compared with the average Canadian.  

Sixty-nine percent of investors between the ages of 21 and 50 plan to work either part-time or full-time during their retirement years.

U.S. employers have lost confidence that employees will have sufficient retirement assets when they leave the workplace.

Lincoln Financial Group's Retirement Plan Services Business announced enhancements to its LifeSpan customized model asset allocation program. 

The hangover from the recession and slow economic growth continues to erode employees' retirement confidence and overall financial wellness, according to the 2012 Financial Wellness Survey by the...

Prudential Financial produced a white paper to address Americans' challenges in achieving their retirement objectives.

A court found that University of Chicago employees were not eligible for retirement plan benefits based on their part-time status.

The 100 largest defined benefit (DB) pension plans experienced a $58 million improvement in funding in March. 

 The majority of financial advisers say their clients’ retirement portfolios are nearly recovered, but “the psychological scars run deep,” according to a poll from the SEI Advisor Network.