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Retirement
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Retirement, as defined by the law, encompasses two distinct aspects. Firstly, it refers to the voluntary fulfillment of an obligation or payment of a debt. Secondly, it involves the act of giving up one’s work, position, or professional activities.
Half of Retirees Report Expenses Higher Than Expected: Schroders
New survey shows 58% don’t know how long their savings will last in retirement
7 Most Affordable ‘Best Places to Retire’ in 2026: Forbes
Forbes is out with its new 25 best places to retire list today, and these are the ones with median home prices under $300,000
Raising Retirement Coverage With Access and Auto-Enrollment
A Morningstar analysis uncovers how additional access to the Saver’s Match and increases to automatic enrollment could further savings
Retirement Delayed as Workers Tap Savings, Cut 401(k) Contributions
New Economist Enterprise research shows Americans expect to retire nearly 4 years later as financial strain drives hardship withdrawals and reduced retirement saving
Retirees Move to Part-Time Work
Many list personal reasons or financial necessities as primary drivers for returning, finds Indeed Flex
6 Top International Retirement Destinations for 2026
Live and Invest Overseas releases new list of hot spots for expats, with the No. 1 spot being perhaps the most well-known expat haven there is
Fred Reish Joins Prime Capital Retirement
Highly respected ERISA authority leaving Faegre Drinker to lead Prime Capital Retirement’s fiduciary and ERISA practice
Plan Sponsors See Private Markets Investments Improving Retirement Outcomes
HarbourVest Partners survey finds 86% view diversification across private assets as key guardrail for managing risk
Public Pension Benefits Dip in Value, Especially for Short and Mid-Term Workers
Full-career workers can still achieve adequate retirement income despite the drop
Gen X Predicts Retiring $400,000 Short of What They Think’s Needed
Schroders study finds most Gen Xers approaching retirement without a financial plan or advisor