American Council of Life Insurers: Economic Climate Has Retirement Savers Eyeing Guaranteed Lifetime Income and Financial Planning Options, Morning Consult Survey Finds
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New research shows retirement savers are eyeing guaranteed lifetime income products and financial planning options as key financial supports in the current economic environment.
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New research shows retirement savers are eyeing guaranteed lifetime income products and financial planning options as key financial supports in the current economic environment.
Conducted this month by Morning Consult/* for the
Respondents earning both below and above
The research also found 91 percent of respondents preferring the option to work with any type of financial professional who is offering products and services that meet their needs.
"Retirement savers are clearly concerned about inflation and the overall economy. Guaranteed lifetime income products, which life insurers offer through annuities, and access to financial planning options, are two ways retirement savers indicate they can address their concerns," said ACLI President and CEO
Additional findings include:
* Retirement savers agree that long-term planning is complicated, and that it is best to have many retirement options (66%).
* Retirement savers are thinking about the future. They nearly unanimously agree (95%) that it is important to have a financial plan for retirement.
* Concern about the future is high, especially given the current economic climate. Four-in-five (81%) report they are concerned about having enough savings to last through retirement.
* Retirement savers are interested in taking steps to protect their savings through retirement. Nearly three-quarters (73%) express interest in independently purchasing a guaranteed lifetime income product that pays out like a pension, including more than two-thirds who do not already have a pension (68%).
* Retirement savers want options when thinking about retirement. More than 90 percent (94%) agree it is important for Americans of varying income levels to have options when planning for retirement.
"This research informs the discussion around the
Footnote:
*/Morning Consult conducted a nationwide, online survey of 1,003 employed adults planning for retirement between the ages of 45 and 65 on behalf of the
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Report link: https://consumerprotection.life/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/2305054_ACLI_Retirement-Planning_CT_FINAL_3.pdf
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Original text here: https://www.acli.com/posting/nr23-037
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