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Never miss a story — sign up for PLANADVISER newsletters to keep up on the latest retirement plan adviser news. According to the study, 62% of retirees surveyed left the workforce sooner than expected ...

Many middle-aged Americans feel unprepared for retirement, but it isn’t too late to make a plan to boost your savings. Workers between 45 and 54 years old had a median account balance of roughly ...

It’s all too easy to cruise past middle age without too much of a retirement fund. Indeed, some major, expensive financial priorities tend to arise in one’s 30s and early 40s, making it challenging to ...

Spending your retirement savings too fast can leave you short. Being too frugal can stress your daily life. How advisers are ...

“Older workers, particularly those aged 60 to 63, should plan for the increased catch-up contribution limits, which will rise to $10,000 starting in 2025,” Guntrip said. “If you’re nearing retirement, ...

Against a backdrop of longer life expectancy, and potentially more years to fund in retirement, much more should be done to help improve financial resilience when working, possibly enabling people ...