Retirement Trends

Although it may be tempting for healthy people to assume they never will need such care, a 65-year-old has a 7 in 10 likelihood of needing some form of long-term care during their remaining lifetime.

Retirement anxiety is also rising, with 63% of recent hires expressing concern about running out of money in retirement.

The Stop Penalizing Working Seniors Act allows those enrolled only in Medicare Part A to continue HSA contributions.

Artificial intelligence users are more engaged, more anxious and more risk-forward.

Nearly two-thirds of those surveyed say they would rather never worry about their health again than never have to worry about money again.

Labor said it intends to issue a revised standard around May, leaving many advisors unclear about compliance obligations.