Retirement Trends

There's a gap between what the youngest members of the workforce are seeking and what managers and HR professionals think they want.

This week (Oct. 20-26) provides a great reminder that it will take a shared responsibility across government, employers, and employees to enable tomorrow's retirees to live a better life, longer, says Prudential's Ann Nanda.

Since President Biden's signature SAVE program is tied up in federal courts, he has issued a pause on student loan repayments for those already enrolled in the program.

About 16.4% of the working-age Americans in a typical state reported in 2023 that they were in fair or poor health, according to the CDC.

Forty-eight percent of workers said that money and finances are the top source of stress in their lives.

Small employers are more likely to keep balances in plans indefinitely, while larger employers are more likely to roll money over to an IRA, according to a Plan Sponsor Council of America survey.