Retirement Trends

One thing is consistent across demographics: a majority of employees don't know where to turn for financial advice.

Corporate gardens, outdoor areas and water features are helping to coax employees back into physical workspaces.

One takeaway: Lower expected returns mean a bigger role for active management and opportunities for advisors.

Before we close the book on 2021 and look forward to a new beginning in 2022, let's revisit some of the year's key headlines.

T. Rowe Price's Michael Doshier and Kathryn Farrell discuss how Target Date Strategies are adapting to meet today's diverse needs and the key considerations for advisors, plan sponsors, and participants.

People are having the wrong conversations about retirement. It's not about merely mandating participation in retirement plans.