Retirement

Retirement (142)

DoL Starts Initiative to Encourage State Retirement Plans

The Department of Labor is moving forward with a rule change intended to help states start retirement plans without running afoul of regulations included in the Employee Retirement Income and Security Act. So reports ThinkAdvisor.

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How to Avoid Estate Planning Pitfalls with Veterans

Advisors need to understand the unique issues related to estate planning for military members and armed forces retirees. So reports WealthManagement.com. Read more...

Americans Skimp on Retirement Planning as Saving Rates Increase

The annual household savings rate climbed to 5.5% last year, up nearly a full percentage point from 2013. So reports CNBC.

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Corrective Distributions from 401(k) Plans Are Common

A recent study by Judy Diamond Associates has found that more than 54,000 401(k) plans had to make corrective distributions totaling $820 million in 2013. So reports ThinkAdvisor.

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Study Confirms Advantages of Increasing Equity Allocations in Retirement

New research by Luke Delorme, who is a research fellow at the American Institute for Economic Research, confirms the results of a prior study by Wade Pfau and Michael Kitces that maintains that retirees may be well served by gradually increasing their equity allocations over time. So reports the Journal of Financial Planning.

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Natixis Launches Retirement Spending Account

Natixis Global Asset Management has launched its retirement spending account, which initially invests retirees’ assets conservatively and then gradually makes the portfolios more aggressive. So reports Bloomberg.

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Healthcare Increases Hitting Seniors Hard

Even though overall inflation has been benign, rising healthcare costs are hitting seniors hard. So reports WealthManagement.

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401(k) Account Balances Hit Record High

The average 401(k) plan balance is $91,800, up 3.6% from last year, according to a study by Fidelity Investments. So reports Money.

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4% Retirement Withdraw Rate Only Works for Wealthy

For most retirees, following the rule of thumb that calls for funding living expenses by withdrawing 4% of assets each year will result in running out of money in later years. So reports NBCNews.

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Advisors Embrace Risky Assets for Retirement Income

Dividend-paying stocks and mutual funds were the most common sources for generating retirement income last year by advisors as low interest rates made fixed-income investments and annuities less attractive. So reports WealthManagement.com.

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