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Defined benefit plans are an important element of an overall retirement strategy that meets business, human resource and employee needs.

Are defined Benefit plans still a good option?

Simplification, however, will encourage employers to keep retirement plans, according to the AICPA.

AICPA comments on Bush Administration's proposals on retirement plans

As retirees face the developmental tasks of generativity versus selfabsorption and integrity versus despair, they encounter the challenge of maintaining vital involvement during retirement (Erikson, Erikson, & Kivnick, 1986).

Counseling for continued Career development after retirement: an application of the theory of work adjustment

In his new role, Solash is based in Woodland Hills, California, where the Individual Retirement business is headquartered.

AIG Life & Retirement announces key promotions

Americas private retirement system faces major challenges in the modern economy, and research shows that far too many households are unprepared for retirement.

United States : Young and Booker Reintroduce Legislation to Create Federal Retirement Commission

The COA insisted that the fact that retirees would be entitled to the regular benefits under GSIS laws, on top of what they would receive under Erip IV, clearly constitutes supplementary retirement benefits, which is a form of double compensation.

Supreme Court orders COA to release P747.1 million to retired DBP employees

Because they’re closer to retirement than the younger generations, they may have a better sense of what their retirement expenses will be.”

Monthly Income Projection Needs

"As each year passes, people's fears about our current retirement system come more sharply into focus."

Retirement insecurity: A multi-generational view of U.S. workers

The average age at which workers expect to retire in the survey's original nine countries has declined slightly from 65.7 years to 65.0 years since 2012, and is correlated with public policy relating to the age at which government retirement benefits are available.

Boundless Life Expectancy?

Earlier studies found a drop in health after retirement, but those studies failed to account for endogeneity--that is, for a variable in a model being at least partly a function of other variables in the model.

The satisfaction of retirement

This question is difficult because the answer depends on your income and assets, your goals for retirement, and many other factors Ideally, you should begin saving for retirement in your 20s.

Retirement Q&A

* About one-half of boomers with retirement savings have $250,000 or more saved for retirement.