Retirement Planning

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Older Americans are twice as likely to work now as in 1985
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 22, 2019
Older Americans are twice as likely to work now as in 1985

Retirement-age workers' participation rate in the labor force has cracked the 20% mark

By Bloomberg
The drawback of Richard Thaler's 401(k)-Social Security idea? Social Security itself
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 22, 2019
The drawback of Richard Thaler's 401(k)-Social Security idea? Social Security itself

Observers think Congress would need to address Social Security's funding levels and offer enhanced protections for the concept to work.

By Greg Iacurci
Social Security funding outlook improves slightly
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 22, 2019
Social Security funding outlook improves slightly

Retirement reserves extended one year; disability fund by 20 years

By Mary Beth Franklin
A new way to look at retirement income planning
RETIREMENT OPINION APR 22, 2019
A new way to look at retirement income planning

Bucketed investing gives retirees an intuitive understanding of their finances, but administering this approach can be time-consuming for advisers

By Natalie Wolfsen
Richard Thaler wants to use 401(k)s to boost Social Security payments
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 18, 2019
Richard Thaler wants to use 401(k)s to boost Social Security payments

The Nobel laureate wants to simplify drawing down retirement assets, which he thinks is 'way harder' than saving the money.

By Greg Iacurci
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 18, 2019
Grown children may be hazardous to your wealth

Boomers continue to subsidize adult offspring at the expense of their own retirement.

By Mary Beth Franklin
The cost of putting off enrolling in a Medicare drug plan
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 15, 2019
The cost of putting off enrolling in a Medicare drug plan

Healthy seniors who sign up late face possible sticker shock.

By Mary Beth Franklin
401(k) advisers are battling on multiple fronts
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 15, 2019
401(k) advisers are battling on multiple fronts

Record keepers and less experienced plan advisers are putting up road blocks for 401(k) specialists.

By Fred Barstein
Creativity matters when planning for lone retirees
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 12, 2019
Creativity matters when planning for lone retirees

Clients who have great wealth but no friends or family require extraordinary steps, special sensitivity.

By Liz Skinner
Rising rich boost stature, growth of family offices
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 12, 2019
Rising rich boost stature, growth of family offices

The market for serving wealthy families may be bigger than some data suggest.

By Adam Shell
Fidelity wants to own the workplace — and beyond
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 12, 2019
Fidelity wants to own the workplace — and beyond

Fidelity's new benefits-administration platform signals that the company wants to deepen its client relationships.

By Greg Iacurci
How behavioral technology will improve retirement planning
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 12, 2019
How behavioral technology will improve retirement planning

As tech starts to track what clients actually do, report back and personalize their experience, planning processes and the client experience will advance.

By Jamie Hopkins
After losing billions in assets, giant hybrid RIA set to open broker-dealer
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 11, 2019
After losing billions in assets, giant hybrid RIA set to open broker-dealer

Independent Financial Partners to launch IFP Securities in May.

By Bruce Kelly
Principal-Wells Fargo retirement deal hints at fee compression
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 11, 2019
Principal-Wells Fargo retirement deal hints at fee compression

Principal paid less than other firms that have acquired large retirement businesses in the past decade and a half, according to an InvestmentNews analysis.

By Greg Iacurci
Employers can assure retirement for $2.64 an hour
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 10, 2019
Employers can assure retirement for $2.64 an hour

Workers who can't afford to save are the ones most in need of employer contributions.

By Nir Kassar
401(k) lawsuit over Vanguard fees ends with $23.7 million settlement
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 10, 2019
401(k) lawsuit over Vanguard fees ends with $23.7 million settlement

The employee lawsuit against Anthem Inc. surprised advisers because Vanguard is widely seen as a low-cost provider.

By Greg Iacurci
Principal to buy Wells Fargo retirement unit for $1.2 billion
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 09, 2019
Principal to buy Wells Fargo retirement unit for $1.2 billion

Transaction is part of Wells' effort to streamline its operations in the wake of scandals.

By Bloomberg
Another 401(k) plan sues Fidelity over 'kickbacks'
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 08, 2019
Another 401(k) plan sues Fidelity over 'kickbacks'

Employee for advertising agency Publicis claims the record keeper received undisclosed payments from other fund companies.

By Bloomberg
Congress, states poised to upend retirement policy
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 08, 2019
Congress, states poised to upend retirement policy

NAPA's Brian Graff says bills instituting a financial transactions tax and changes to workplace retirement plans could have a big effect on advisers, participants.

By Greg Iacurci
401(k) advisers may be this type of fiduciary — and not know it
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING APR 08, 2019
401(k) advisers may be this type of fiduciary — and not know it

Shlomo Benartzi says fiduciary responsibility extends to digital design of web pages for participants, which can influence decisions more than the composition of investment menus.

By Greg Iacurci