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Alliance for Lifetime Income
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Employers Worried About Recruitment as ‘Peak 65’ Boomers Retire
Among the industries expected to see the most loss are healthcare, construction, and transportation, finds the Alliance for Lifetime Income’s RII
‘Peak 65’ Women Face Retirement Risks
Over half of women in the "Peak 65" demographic have less than $100,000 in retirement assets, reports Alliance for Lifetime Income
How Annuitizing Income Gives Retirees a ‘License to Spend’ (Twice as Much!)
New research from David Blanchett and Michael Finke shows annuitizing retirement income helps retirees overcome unfounded reluctance to spend down savings
2 in 3 ‘Peak’ Boomers Not Ready for Retirement
Study released today finds more than half of 30.4 million Boomers turning 65 between 2024-2030 will rely primarily on Social Security for income
‘Peak 65’ is Here, and Findings Suggest Annuities Can Protect Income
Report by Alliance for Lifetime Income calls for a “new retirement security framework” to fill retirement income gaps
‘Peak 65’ Women Show Interest in Annuities, Despite Unfamiliarity
New study by Alliance for Lifetime Income and CANNEX explores how future retirees are using protected income to afford retirement
‘Peak 65’ is Coming—And Retirement Advisors are Changing Because of It
New research from The Alliance for Lifetime Income and CANNEX says financial professionals are increasingly looking to annuities to protect clients as the industry shifts retirement investing strategies
Elton John Still Singing Praises of Protected Income
Recently “retired” superstar continues partnership with Alliance for Lifetime Income
New Research Turns Traditional Retirement Income Planning on its Head
Focused on consumer preferences, the three-part series from Alex Murguia and Wade Pfau offers a new way forward
Recession Fears Not Stopping Women from Maintaining (or Increasing) 401k Contributions
New research from HerMoney and the Alliance for Lifetime Income find 92% plan to maintain or increase their 401k and IRA contributions even if the U.S. enters a recession