Compared to other countries, Americans are among the workers retiring at the latest age. But things are changing as the world faces a graying population. #financialadvisor #retirement #financialnews #newsarticle
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A recent analysis by the National Conference on Public Employee Retirement Systems (NCPERS) links pension reforms to income inequality, claiming that middle-class participants could be paying more as the retirement industry shifts from defined benefit (DB)-style plans to defined contribution (DC) strategies. “The study examines whether such changes have social and economic consequences, do such changes have increases in income inequality, and whether rising income inequality slows down the economy,” said Michael Kahn, lead researcher of the NCPERS, in an interview with 401k Specialist Magazine. An in-depth analysis can be found here: https://lnkd.in/gqrpYyUH #401K #pensionplans #retirement #retirementplanning #plansponsors
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Change is needed in order to bridge the gender gap that exists in KiwiSaver contributions. The Retirement Commissioner shares some good commentary on what kind of proactive steps may help. #retirement #financialplanning
KiwiSaver contributions: Big gap between men and women
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) estimates that over the next decade, the labor market will continue to age, with the greatest growth coming from workers who are age 55+. Additionally, continued growth is expected in the number of employees working past traditional retirement years (defined as ages 65-74). One-third of those in this age group are expected to be working in 2030, compared with 27% in 2020 and 19% in 2000. https://ow.ly/zcLr50QlgyG #401k #403b #Pensionmark #orangecounty #oc #retirement #planadviser #fiduciary #retirementplanning #financialplanning #pension
Supporting Employees Working Past the Traditional Retirement Age
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Social Security shortfalls may be partially to blame for the discrepancies between workers’ budget expectations and the experiences of current retirees. According to a Nationwide report, 36% of retirees said their benefits turned out to be less than they expected. It's crucial to consider that if Social Security income is going to cover a large percentage of living expenses in retirement, evasive action is more than likely to be necessary in the near future if benefits are reduced to maintain a comfortable standard of living. It's essential to plan ahead and have a strategy in place to ensure financial stability during retirement. #SocialSecurity #RetirementPlanning #FinancialStability
Older Workers Are Underestimating Their Budgets for Retirement
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) estimates that over the next decade, the labor market will continue to age, with the greatest growth coming from workers who are age 55+. Additionally, continued growth is expected in the number of employees working past traditional retirement years (defined as ages 65-74). One-third of those in this age group are expected to be working in 2030, compared with 27% in 2020 and 19% in 2000. https://ow.ly/gj1W50QlgyF #401k #403b #Pensionmark #orangecounty #oc #retirement #planadviser #fiduciary #retirementplanning #financialplanning #pension
Supporting Employees Working Past the Traditional Retirement Age
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The UK state pension age will need to be increased to 71 by 2050 if the ratio of workers to retirees is to be maintained, according to a recent report by the ILC. Find out more in The Private Office (TPO)’s latest article: https://lnkd.in/eJQnVQ9J #ukstatepension #retirees #ageofretirement #financialplanning
Will the UK state pension age rise to 71? | The Private Office
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China's Retirement Age Reform: A Crucial Move for Asia's Largest Population To Read Full Click: https://lnkd.in/dCUi2Wc4 #GlobalNews #China #asia #retirement #chinaretirement #RetirementAge
China's Retirement Age Reform: Impact on Asia’s Workforce
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One of the ways to make Social Security sustainable for the long term would be to raise the retirement age. In France, there were riots in the streets when the government proposed raising the retirement age from 62 to 64. Could that happen here? Howard Gleckman, a senior fellow at The Urban Institute, points out some key differences between the U.S. and French retirement systems: French retirees on average receive about 60% of their pre-retirement earnings through the public pension system, while U.S. retirees receive only about 40% from Social Security. However, France spends about twice as much on its national pension program as a share of its overall economy than the U.S. does. Gleckman also notes that many U.S. retirees have income from work-based pensions and/or tax-advantaged 401(k)s and IRAs that don’t exist in France. Still, for many retirees, Social Security remains a crucial source of income, with some reports saying as many as 40% rely solely on it. Read "The Rage Over Raising the Retirement Age" https://bddy.me/4cnTjkm Contact us to learn more about how to overcome emerging retirement industry challenges : https://bddy.me/4cnQD6b #financialadvisors #retirementplanning #planprospecting
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After falling in 2023 by the widest margin since the 2008 financial crisis, retirement confidence began to edge back up in early 2024. According to the Employee Benefit Research Institute's 2024 Retirement Confidence Survey, workers who said they are at least somewhat confident in their ability to afford a comfortable retirement rose to 68%, up from 64% in 2023. Retiree confidence also rose slightly to 74%, up from 73%. Citing the U.S. Census Bureau, the study speculated that one reason for the uptick might be that wage growth is now outpacing inflation. More than a quarter of workers and nearly a third of retirees who are confident said they feel that way due to stable assets and steady income. In addition, although inflation remains a concern for some, overall economic anxiety seems to be abating. https://ow.ly/XLUw50SueIi #401k #403b #Pensionmark #orangecounty #oc #retirement #planadviser #fiduciary #retirementplanning #financialplanning #pension
Retirement Confidence Edges Up, With Some Optimism
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U.S. Immigration Trends Create A New Market For Retirement Planning
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