by FA Staff
The added responsibilities are making it harder for Gen Xers to save for retirement, a Nationwide study found..
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Edward Hayes
Increased housing costs were among the top reasons for the financial worries.
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Suzanne Woolley
Despite the gains, more than 40% of full-time workers have no access to workplace retirement savings plans.
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Tracey Longo
The third SECURE package will focus on further increasing Americans' access to retirement accounts, they say.
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Ben Mattlin
Roth accounts lead to a one-year tax hit but are better savings vehicles for the long run, the retirement planning guru said.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
When headlines say you need $1 million-plus to retire, is that really true?
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Ben Mattlin
Giving up your old house is an emotional undertaking.
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Karen DeMasters
But it may be a false sense of security, said the CEO of the Barnum Financial Group.
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Evan Simonoff
An American Enterprise Institute paper proposes capping benefits at $2,050 in the event of a 2033 insolvency.
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Vildana Hajric
FIRE proponents on sites like Reddit urge would-be savers to sock away half their paychecks during their early working years.
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Chia-Li Chien
Helping clients form a sound risk mitigation plan is the best way to safeguard their available retirement resources.
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Tracey Longo
Millennials and Gen Z would see the greatest loss in savings, the research firm says in a new report.
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Allison McNeely
Critics argue that private equity doesn't belong in 401(k)s because of higher fees and more risk.
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Jeff Stimpson
Advisors say life insurance retirement plans are too often overlooked for wealthy clients.
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Ben Mattlin
Roths shouldn't necessarily dominate clients' retirement planning, advisors say.
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Aaron Cirksena
Here are a few areas that should be carefully considered to help retired clients avoid costly mistakes.
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Tracey Longo
Leaders of the nation's largest retiree advocacy group vowed to hold the president-elect to his promise.
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Lowell M. Smith Jr.
To help retirement savers with rollovers, advisors must work closely with their compliance departments.
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Larry Swedroe
Which one is better for your fixed-income allocation?
