Retirement Research

At a hearing titled Turning 65: Navigating Critical Decisions to Age Well, experts from the public and private sectors testified last week before the Senate Special Committee on … more Senate Aging Committee Examines Challenges Facing Americans Turning 65

Deferring Social Security past the age of 66 by three to six months has the same impact on a person’s retirement standard of living as saving an additional … more New Research Highlights Benefits of Delaying Retirement

The growing popularity of health savings accounts (HSAs), increased consumer education around de-accumulation strategies, and nationally mandated retirement savings plans are just some of the issues that retirement … more Wealth Managers Forecast 2018 Trends

A new policy paper authored by Brookings Institute senior fellow Louise Sheiner, titled The Long-Term Impact of Aging on the Federal Budget, examines the effects of an aging … more New Study Evaluates Impact of Aging on Federal Budget

Reverse mortgages should be one of the tools that retirees and their financial advisers consider on a case-by-case basis when evaluating options for improving retirement security, according to … more Stanford Research Advocates Reverses For Consumers Evaluating Retirement Income Options

The percentage of working-age U.S. households who are “at risk” of being unable to maintain their pre-retirement standard of living in retirement fell from 52 percent to 50 … more Retirement Risk Index Shows Modest Improvement