Assets include cash, checking and savings accounts, stocks, bonds, and sometimes even property beyond your primary home.

Planning and saving for retirement is an important responsibility throughout your working years. Purdue offers a variety of retirement plans, depending upon the type of position you hold, to help you ...

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If retirement has been on your mind lately, you’re not alone. A record number of Americans are hitting retirement age this year, and it’s clear that rising living expenses and health care costs are ...

American confidence in retirement planning is at an all-time low, dropping from 83% in 2020 to only 70% in 2025, according to the Allianz Center for the Future of Retirement’s “2025 Annual Retirement ...

Planning for retirement is about more than choosing a date; it's about charting your course toward a secure and fulfilling next chapter. This fall, Human Resources' Office of Benefits & Worklife is ...

A new Charles Schwab survey of 401(k) participants reveals the major misconceptions Americans have about retirement in 2025. Here’s what they are, and how to correct them. On average, workers expect ...

Many people are doing OK. With record-high stock prices, portfolios have blossomed, and in the minds of clients and financial advisors, now is not a bad time to retire. “Obviously when you got the ...

AI has infinite uses. But creating an accurate retirement strategy based on your unique goals is one place where its ...

For years, employee benefits have revolved around predictable staples- healthcare coverage, paid time off, and the occasional bonus. While these remain essential, the workforce’s expectations are ...

Listen and subscribe to Decoding Retirement on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you find your favorite podcasts. A perfect storm in American retirement planning is brewing. As the population ...

Retirement planning used to be straightforward. In the 90s, it was simple: save consistently, hold money in fixed deposits, potentially have an extra house or two, and rely on pensions or children’s ...