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Delayed: 25% of pre-retirees push back retirement, 15% unsure if they'll ever retire

By Alan Goforth

The majority of pre-retirees said inflation poses the greatest immediate challenge to their portfolio over the next year, while a recession is also a factor that poses immediate challenges, according to the Nationwide Retirement Institute.

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Multi-year guaranteed annuities soar, while variable annuities sink in Q1: Here's why

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CDC: 1 in 4 Americans has never caught COVID, after 3 years

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July 10, 2023

SECURE 2.0: Small, medium businesses have 'limited understanding' of new law

Only 41% of small business owners (and 69% of mid-size owners) are aware of emergency savings opportunities for employees provided by SECURE 2.0, while even fewer know about student loan matching options.

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July 07, 2023

Financial wellness coaching: How tailored solutions can help reduce employee debt

With financial stress higher than in previous years, strategies such as coaching and AI-guided resources can help workers reduce their debt — who in turn can be advocates for better financial practices, says a new report.

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July 03, 2023

Got a problem with your health insurance? Yes, say 58% of insured adults

Half of those insured – within each of four major types of health coverage – employer, Medicaid, ACA and Medicare – say problems caused delayed care or no care, according to KFF.

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July 03, 2023

Retirement planning: 'Top priority' in retention, say 99% of HR leaders

Demand for retirement planning assistance grew compared to last year, with employees choosing goals-based retirement investment planning and access to retirement planning tools as the most beneficial, says Morgan Stanley.

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July 03, 2023

Diabetes: 'A defining disease of this century,' doubling to 1.3B people by 2050

Effective weight-loss programs have proven hard to implement at large scale, and many health-care systems are not prepared to intervene in diabetes early, according to researchers at medical journal Lancet.

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June 29, 2023

SECURE 2.0: Will it help workers clear the decks for retirement savings?

With SECURE 2.0's optional provisions, employers have new tools to help workers pay off student loans and save for emergencies, while putting money into retirement savings, according to a new T. Rowe Price survey.

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June 26, 2023

With SECURE 2.0, will more small businesses now offer 401(k)s? It's 'highly likely'

An increasing number of businesses will be starting retirement plans in the wake of the SECURE 2.0 - and tax credits will help small business employers offer them, according to new research.

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Delayed: 25% of pre-retirees push back retirement, 15% unsure if they'll ever retire

Multi-year guaranteed annuities soar, while variable annuities sink in Q1: Here's why

CDC: 1 in 4 Americans has never caught COVID, after 3 years

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SECURE 2.0: Small, medium businesses have 'limited understanding' of new law

Financial wellness coaching: How tailored solutions can help reduce employee debt

Got a problem with your health insurance? Yes, say 58% of insured adults

Retirement planning: 'Top priority' in retention, say 99% of HR leaders

Diabetes: 'A defining disease of this century,' doubling to 1.3B people by 2050

SECURE 2.0: Will it help workers clear the decks for retirement savings?

With SECURE 2.0, will more small businesses now offer 401(k)s? It's 'highly likely'