Retirement Funding In Transition
Three major forces are transforming the challenge of funding retirement. First, the massive Baby Boomer retirement wave is dramatically increasing the retiree population (FIG 2), adding about 10,000 new retirees […]
Income, Not Age
You can’t just stop working at 60, 65 or even 70 without a retirement income plan to pay your bills. Seems simple enough. Still, it surprises me how few people […]
On the Job Longer
The average retirement age for both men and women in America has steadily risen in the past 2+ decades (see chart below). The difference being that, while women’s average retirement […]
Not a Day over 65
Despite a reported lack of retirement savings and less certainty when it comes guaranteed income (whether from Social Security or pension benefits) to support them in retirement, data still shows […]
65+ and still working? It’s becoming more common
The past couple of decades have been tough on those planning for retirement: a financial crisis decimated retirement savings, the changing workforce demographics have weakened the foundation of Social Security, […]