Whether they have an advisor or not, men and younger generations are more likely to seek financial advice from social media.
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Results from the 2024 Spending in Retirement study released today by the Employee Benefit Research Institute uncovered concerning trends on dampened spending expectations due to lack of sufficient savings, inflationary pressures and rising credit card debt.
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Gen Z not following the typical path to retirement
Many members of Gen Z are not following the traditional path to retirement, according to a study by the TIAA Institute.
