Retirement Trends

The average worker savings rates are higher now (8.2%) compared with pre-pandemic levels in the fourth quarter of 2019 (7.8%).

Workers have saved a median of $93,000 in all household retirement accounts, according to recent Transamerica data.

This past year has seen the workplace dynamic continue to shift, both for better or worse, driving the need for new benefits communication strategies and tools.

A serious health event can lead to people feeling a loss of control in some aspect of their lives, which can have a lasting impact.

What we are likely to see from the Fed, what we are likely to see for longer-term interest rates, and what could change that outlook.

Three in 10 households say COVID-19 changed their attitudes about saving and investing, especially among younger generations.