Retirement

Late-Career Job Losses Are Affecting Retirement in America

Losing employment is tough at any stage, but the impact can be especially severe for those nearing retirement. Individuals in their 50s often face complex financial demands—paying down mortgages, helping children through college, or caring for elderly family members. When layoffs strike at this stage, securing a new job with similar compensation and benefits becomes […]

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Many Americans Are More Afraid of Running Out of Money in Retirement Than Death

The majority of Americans polled said that running out of money in retirement was their biggest fear, even more than dying. According to a recent Allianz Life study,* people nearing or in retirement are extremely concerned about economic uncertainty. Sixty-four percent of respondents said they are more concerned about running out of money in retirement

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Should You Move When You Retire or “Age in Place?”

People’s goals often align as they get older. They want to stay in their own homes for as long as possible, preserving their independence, and rely on friends and relatives for help only when absolutely necessary. Aging in place is the concept of remaining in one’s own home throughout the aging process. Still, successfuly aging

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Many are Scared to Spend Money in Retirement

A prevalent source of anxiety among retirees is that they may outlive their retirement funds. As a result, many people are hesitant to squander their retirement savings. And it’s not surprising, given how poorly prepared many Americans are for retirement. You’ll regularly hear people in the financial services industry say exactly that. The average person

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