Economic Indicators: 22 Data Points to Consider as You Try to Predict the Future
The U.S. economy is throwing off mixed signals. Are we doing okay or not? The economic indicators seem a bit...
Do Households Have a Good Sense of Their Long-Term Care Risks? – Center for Retirement Research
The brief’s key findings are: About half of older adults will end up requiring some high-intensity long-term care (LTC). The analysis explores...
18 Ideas for Lifetime Wealth
We’ve spent our whole lives working, spending the money we earn and hopefully saving a little (or a lot) too....
The Four Cornerstones of a DIY Retirement
So much has changed in the world of personal finance and investing over the past 30 years. ETFs and index...
During COVID, Applicants Adjusted to Social Security Office Closings – Center for Retirement Research
When COVID swept in, the U.S. Social Security Administration responded quickly and closed its field offices on March 27, 2020....
Retirement Ready: Confidence, Planning, and Purpose with Mike Richardson
In this episode, we sit down with Mike Richardson, former SVP and CTO of Nationwide, who retired at 55 to...
Do Households Have a Good Sense of Their Long-Term Care Risks? – Center for Retirement Research
Introduction Many older adults will require some degree of long-term care (LTC) later in life, with more than half needing...
10 Creative Ways to Retire Even If You Think You Haven’t Saved Enough
If you think you haven’t saved enough for a truly secure retirement, think again. The impossible could become possible with...
Paid Sick Leave Helps Older Workers, Who Need it Most – Center for Retirement Research
It’s common for older workers to develop an acute medical problem requiring immediate attention or to have a spouse or...
Going from a Saving to a Spending Mindset: How to Stop Worrying, Retire, and Enjoy It
We hear it all the time. You believe you have adequate savings, but are struggling to shift from a savings...
