Retirement optimism climbs, but emotion-driven investing threatens growth
American workers are feeling more optimistic about their retirement finances, but that optimism may be masking some underlying risks.
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American workers are feeling more optimistic about their retirement finances, but that optimism may be masking some underlying risks.
A see-saw year for the U.S. economy in 2025 looks set to give way to a stronger 2026 thanks to tailwinds from President Donald Trump's tax cuts, less uncertainty around tariffs, the ongoing artificial intelligence boom and a late-year run of interest-rate reductions from the Federal Reserve. "The boost from fiscal stimulus alone could add one-half percent or…
Investors’ use of online brokerage accounts and newer investment techniques, such as crypto, ETFs, and options trading, are on the rise.
After five consecutive years of cuts, Medicare physicians can finally expect to see higher revenues in 2026. This comes in addition to the reversal of a 2.83% pay cut and the temporary 2% payment increase that was applied through December 2025. This risk management tool was created by Congress in 1986 and allows businesses to set aside tax-deferred reserves to…
Today, only about one-third of American millionaires consider themselves wealthy, according to a recent study.
In-service rollovers currently provide active employees with the ability to move funds from a defined contribution plan into an individual retirement account without needing to leave their current employment.
The recent surge of tue boomer retirement tsunami drove interest in financial advisor stories in 2025, along with the angst of Gen Z.
SECURE 2.0 introduced innovative provisions that allow plan sponsors to tailor benefits to meet diverse employee needs.
Under the Automatic IRA Act of 2025, employers with at least 10 employees would be required to provide access to an automatic retirement contribution plan.
Millennials face an unprecedented financial squeeze: Many believe they will have to choose between homeownership and retirement security.
Being a financial advisor is a demanding career; balancing client needs, business responsibilities and personal life can often make the year a blur.
Here is what this bill actually means for your prospects and how you — the advisor —can move the money to where it does the most good.
The following information was released by Nebraska Senator Pete Ricketts:. We passed the Working Families Tax Cut, which delivered big wins for Nebraska families. This avoided a $2,400 tax increase on the average Nebraska family, "said Ricketts.
Change is inevitable in the financial services industry. Regulations evolve, technology advances, and client needs shift.
Global economic growth is expected to moderate over the next 15 years in relation to prior decades, according to economists at The Conference Board.
The great wealth transfer is well underway, with trillions expected to pass from one generation to the next.
Many parents are looking for ways to build financial security for their children despite rising costs.
Are the holidays a good time to have a long-term care conversation? OneAmerica Financial’s findings shed some light.
Suddenly at the doorstep of retirement, Generation X investors are at a crossroads.