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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.
IRI Issues ‘To Do’ List for Congress to Improve Retirement Security
Plan provides an early blueprint for “SECURE 3.0” legislation focused on bipartisan bills and amendments with an emphasis on lifetime income solutions
Rising Costs Leave Employees Struggling to Save for Emergencies
Increasing cost of living deters employees from saving adequately to an emergency savings fund, Fidelity Investments reports
Most Millionaires Don’t Consider Themselves ‘Wealthy’
New Northwestern Mutual research shows half think their financial planning needs improvement
Prime Pensions Acquires Presberg
Presberg Pensions, a California TPA, administers retirement plans for SMBs
Solid Benefits (Led by Health, Retirement) Keep Most Employees at Current Job
New report from Payroll Integrations finds employee financial wellness on the rise, but employers admit they could do more
Absence of Financial Education in Schools Hurts Retirement Savings
The lack of financial education has prevented savers from learning basic financial habits, including budgeting, retirement saving, and investing
Workers Set Sights on 2026 Financial Resolutions
Most respondents to a Vanguard study reported feeling confident about their financial targets for the new year
MetLife Annuities Added to Alight Worklife Platform Serving 12M DC Participants
Plan sponsors can now offer MetLife’s Guaranteed Income (MGI) fixed immediate annuity and Retirement Income Insurance (RII) QLAC
More Than a Third of Gen X Plans to Delay Retirement
New paper finds “forgotten generation” is least confident and least financially prepared; recommends policy fixes
Global Workers Confident but Unprepared for Retirement
Prudential’s 2025 Global Retirement Pulse Survey fielded responses on retirement from workers in the U.S., Brazil, Mexico, and Japan